Touchscreen panel PC can be used as kiosk in healthcare facilities

A new all-in-one touchscreen panel PC can be used as a self-serve kiosk in healthcare environments such as doctor's offices, clinics and hospitals.

By Healthcare Facilities Today


American Industrial Systems Inc. (AIS) has introduced a new all-in-one touchscreen panel PC that can be used as a self-serve kiosk in healthcare environments such as doctor’s offices, clinics and hospitals. 

The kiosks may have multiple applications, including as a way for patients to self-register for appointments, or enter data into electronic health records. 

The 18.5 inch panel PC is a fully-integrated touchscreen with Power over Ethernet (PoE), an Intel® Atom™ Dual Core Processor N2600 1.60 GHz and Projected Capacitive Touch (PCT or PCAP), which enables popular user actions such as pan, zoom and rotate.

The computer’s optional features include Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, camera, smart card reader, barcode reader and RFID reader. 

For more information, visit www.aispro.com/products.



April 15, 2013


Topic Area: Product News


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