Medical Self-Service Kiosk Clinic Check-in Terminal with 80mm Printer Scanner and i5-1235U Processor

In modern healthcare facilities, managing patient queues at registration desks or pharmacy counters is a major operational challenge. Long wait times can cause frustration and congestion in waiting areas. The AK-80 is a high-performance, self-service kiosk designed to automate routine tasks like check-ins, co-pay processing, and queue ticketing. Powered by an Intel i5 processor and featuring an integrated 80mm thermal printer and barcode scanner, it provides patients with a fast, intuitive, and contactless way to navigate their healthcare visits.

Equipped with 8GB RAM and a 256GB SSD, the AK-80 runs WIN 10/11 or Linux smoothly, easily integrating with hospital queue management systems or patient portals. It features a built-in 1D/2D scanner that can read barcodes from paper documents or mobile phone screens, enabling patients to scan their appointment QR codes or insurance cards directly. With its versatile desktop stand and optional 11.6"/15.6" secondary displays, it adapts perfectly to clinic reception desks and pharmacy counters.

• Store and operate the device in a dry environment between -10°C and 50°C, away from direct liquid spills and heavy dust.
• Use only the supplied power adapter (DC 24V/5A); confirm local AC voltage (100-240V) before first power-on.
• Load the 80mm thermal paper with the printable side facing up. Unplug the device before cleaning the screen and chassis with medical-grade sanitizer.
• The standard desktop stand is designed for countertop stability. Ensure the Kiosk is placed away from high-traffic walkways to prevent accidental bumps.

The integrated 1D/2D scanner is designed to read barcodes from paper documents and mobile phone screens. Patients can simply hold their smartphone up to the kiosk to scan their appointment QR code or electronic insurance card, enabling quick, contactless check-in.

Yes. The AK-80 is built with a heavy-duty aluminum chassis and a 10-point projected capacitive touch (PCT) screen, designed for continuous public use. The fanless design means there are no moving parts or vents to fail, ensuring maximum uptime.

Yes. Running on WIN 10/11 or Linux with an Intel i5 processor, it provides a standard development environment that easily integrates with most hospital queue management, patient registration, and billing systems via standard APIs.

In healthcare settings, hygiene is critical. Traditional kiosks with cooling fans actively pull dust and airborne pathogens into the internal components. The AK-80’s fanless aluminum design relies on passive cooling, keeping the device sealed and easier to sanitize between patients.

Yes. We offer an optional top module that can include a CCTV camera or an AI Anti-Loss camera with indicator light. Additionally, an optional 11.6" or 15.6" secondary display can be added for advertising, wayfinding, or patient instructions.