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Why not give the store a simple web-server with a menu, and then let people browse and order drinks and food using their own smartphones? Then you can do thing
by HerraBRE 16y ago
Why not give the store a simple web-server with a menu, and then let people browse and order drinks and food using their own smartphones? Then you can do things like collect ratings and complaints and such on the same interface (not necessarily all made public).
Using a QR-code on the table, you can send people directly to a specific URL which identifies their table without them having to key that in manually.
Plug a printer into the web server and orders can go directly to paper.
The same web server would be useful for take-out or home delivery.
- HerraBRE 16y agoFollowing up to myself... using a plug computer and something like http://pagekite.net/ http://pagekite.net/, you could make this a plug-and-play product which works with any consumer Internet connection. Remote support will be relatively easy, as the product will actually have a public facing website.