The interactive experience relies on hardware response times and precise data processing. A Telpo kiosk achieves it by integrating octa-core 2.2GHz processors and Android 14 operating systems to run local AI acceleration modules. The physical interface uses a 21.5-inch 1080x1920 portrait display emitting 400 nits of brightness, contained within a 14.5mm bezel and a 10mm thick metallic body. Terminals process payments through under-display NFC readers compatible with SoftPOS. The internal thermal printers operate at 150mm/s with automatic cutters, accommodating 80mm paper rolls.

Accommodating 80mm paper rolls requires specific internal volume within the hardware structures. Hardware structures are designed and assembled inside a 16,000-square-meter production and warehousing facility.

The production facility operates surface-mount technology lines with a monthly capacity of approximately 100,000 boards, maintaining a 99.5% yield rate. Maintaining a 99.5% yield rate ensures physical reliability for global deployments.

  • Global deployments account for a 60-80% export ratio.

  • Export shipments reach over 100 countries.

  • Reaching over 100 countries establishes the operational scale.

Metric Data Point
Established Year

1999

CNAS Lab Certification

2020

Corporate Clients

20,000+

Custom Projects

500+

Five hundred custom projects include specialized computer vision applications. Specialized computer vision applications identify objects using local cameras.

The AI vision checkout system identifies baked goods with a 99.8% accuracy rate, operating in Walmart supermarkets. Operating in Walmart supermarkets demonstrates the capacity to handle high foot traffic.

High foot traffic locations demand fast payment processing. Burger King fast-food restaurants employ custom K20 terminals to process card, QR code, and multi-modal facial payments.

Multi-modal facial payments utilize specific camera hardware. Camera hardware attaches via modular ports.

  • Modular ports support Ingenico Lane 3600 and RX7000 EMV payment modules.

  • Payment modules handle NFC, digital wallet, and chip card reading.

  • Reading hardware complements the Pogo Pin expansion for dual-lens facial cameras.

Pogo Pin expansion for dual-lens facial cameras speeds up the assembly process. The assembly process is part of a larger manufacturing timeline.

The manufacturing timeline requires 20 working days for mainboard customization and 10 working days for structural adjustments. Structural adjustments permit the installation of devices in various physical environments.

Technicians install the terminals using desktop stands, floor stands, or standard 100x100mm VESA wall mounts. Standard 100x100mm VESA wall mounts keep the machines stable during user interaction.

  • User interaction occurs through the touch panel.

  • The K1 model uses a 21.5-inch HD portrait screen to display menus and prompts.

  • Menus and prompts require enough system memory to render smoothly.

Memory configurations include 4GB RAM and 64GB ROM, upgradable to 8GB RAM and 128GB ROM. Upgradable 8GB RAM and 128GB ROM configurations support complex retail software.

Retail software processes transactions across international borders. The international rollout includes 1,000 K10 units processing utility payments with cash modules in Romanian retail locations.

Romanian retail locations represent the European market's demand for self-service hardware. Self-service hardware also operates in South America.

Gas stations in Paraguay deploy K10 models to manage self-service fueling operations and print corresponding receipts. Printing corresponding receipts requires thermal printers resistant to dust.

Component Specification
Print Speed

150mm/s

Paper Width

80mm

Paper Roll Diameter

80mm

Eighty-millimeter paper rolls hold enough material to minimize replacement frequency. Minimizing replacement frequency lowers operational downtime in public venues.

Toll stations in Venezuela operate K10 units to accept self-service payments and print tickets for drivers. Printing tickets for drivers streamlines the traffic flow.

  • Traffic flow improvements are also visible in the Asian market.

  • The K8 terminal handles self-service ordering and checkout processes for coffee shops located in Kazakhstan.

  • Coffee shops located in Kazakhstan benefit from the compact footprint.

The compact footprint allows the machine to fit on narrow counters. Narrow counters benefit from the K10 compact version, providing similar functionality while reducing the physical space required.

Reducing the physical space required allows the K8 mobile version to permit temporary deployments in locations lacking permanent mounting structures. Locations lacking permanent mounting structures rely on stable wireless connections.

Stable wireless connections enable continuous data synchronization. The terminals connect to servers using dual-band Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 5.3, Gigabit Ethernet, and 4G cellular networks with an optional eSIM.

Optional eSIM capabilities allow the hardware to bypass physical SIM cards and switch networks across different regions. Switching networks ensures continuous operation.

Southeast Asian markets utilize continuous operation, with the Hypermart chain using K10 devices for self-checkout in Indonesia. Self-checkout in Indonesia relies on the underlying software framework.

The software framework runs on an Android foundation. The operating system, based on Android 14, increases system security and broadens software compatibility.

Broadening software compatibility requires extensive testing. Extensive testing takes place within corporate facilities.

  • Corporate facilities include the 900-square-meter CNAS laboratory containing 12 testing zones.

  • Zones include an OTA darkroom and climate testing chambers.

  • Climate testing chambers validate the equipment for use in non-standard environments.

Non-standard environments include high humidity and extreme temperatures. Extreme temperatures do not hinder the performance of the machines due to strict quality controls.

Certification Management Focus
ISO 9001

Quality Management

ISO 14001

Environmental Management

ISO 45001

Occupational Health and Safety

Occupational health and safety guidelines protect the workforce. The workforce includes a significant engineering division.

The research and development division operates with an annual budget exceeding 50 million, supported by more than 200 engineers. More than 200 engineers focus on software and hardware integration.

Hardware integration relies on proprietary technology. The 2026 corporate portfolio includes over 70 national patents detailing hardware designs and algorithmic operations.

Algorithmic operations power the voice recognition systems via integrated microphone arrays. Integrated microphone arrays capture audio data for local processing.

Local processing eliminates latency. One hundred thirty-plus software copyrights cover autonomous platforms and embedded systems.

Embedded systems execute transactions. Transactions process globally due to the 150,000-unit monthly production capacity.

  • The 150,000-unit monthly production capacity translates to an estimated 2 million units annually.

  • Two million units annually cover retail, financial, and medical sectors.

  • Medical sectors require strict data protection protocols.

Data protection protocols are built into the device architecture. Device architecture modifications take 45 working days for full machine customization.

Full machine customization includes external shell design and component selection. Component selection defines the final hardware capabilities.

Hardware capabilities expand through Pogo Pin interfaces, identifying items and passing data to the processor. Passing data to the processor enables seamless self-service operations in over 100 countries.

Standard Certification
American Express

AMEX

Discover Financial

Discover

PCI Security

PCI-PTS

PCI-PTS is one of the local financial regulations required by over 100 countries. Local financial regulations dictate the security standards for payment modules.

Payment modules comply with international payment security certifications, including AMEX, Discover, and PCI-PTS. PCI-PTS compliance protects sensitive cardholder data during transactions.

Transactions also process via contact and contactless methods. Terminals carry EMV Level 1 and Level 2 certifications for physical chip insertion and non-contact interfaces.

Non-contact interfaces read cards and transmit data in milliseconds. Milliseconds matter when processing payments in high-volume environments.

High-volume environments benefit from the IK impact resistance ratings. IK impact resistance ratings certify the external shell against physical shocks.

Physical shocks occur frequently in public retail spaces. Public retail spaces expose machines to airborne particles and moisture.

Moisture protection is quantified by IP ratings. IP ratings guarantee the internal electronics remain dry and functional. Functional electronics rely on the Android 14 base system to maintain interactive uptime.