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Arby's tried this sort of ordering system back in the 90's. They had a touch screen CRTs at the point of sale. Customers placed orders by choosing from an on-
by proee 13y ago
Arby's tried this sort of ordering system back in the 90's. They had a touch screen CRTs at the point of sale. Customers placed orders by choosing from an on-screen menu. The system was setup to where an Arby's employee stood behind the machine, waiting for you to finish the order. There was no communication with this employee and so it made for quite an awkward experience.
The system only lasted for a few months and they went back to taking orders using traditional methods.
Here's a link to the system Arby's used..
http://www.quirks.com/articles/a1991/19910602.aspx http://www.quirks.com/articles/a1991/19910602.aspx
- sanskritabelt 13y agoI've seen plenty of gas station restaurants use a touch screen to order, it works fine except there's a high risk of eating gas station restaurant food afterwards.
- jchendy 13y agoAirports too. This is at JFK. http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/jetblue-cibo-express-foodcourt-jamaica?select=du_Oq-SivWzY7dg4h_qYNQ#CM7JglUKiht9j-gYy-ApOw http://www.yelp.com/biz_photos/jetblue-cibo-express-foodcour...