BLIC designs and manufactures automated access and payment terminals used in public infrastructure, mobility, and controlled-access environments. These systems are deployed in locations where users must independently identify themselves, gain access, and complete transactions.
As the hospitality industry continues to digitalize front desk operations, hotels are increasingly seeking ways to reduce staffing pressure while maintaining a fast, intuitive, and reliable guest experience. In response to this shift, ASUT developed Check-InGo, a fully automated self-service kiosk designed to handle check-in and check-out processes independently, without the need for continuous on-site staff involvement.
The Austrian company Gassner, based in Bergheim, selected Beetronics touchscreens to support the digitalization of its weighing and access terminals for municipalities, industrial sites, and recycling companies.
Perch Design Studio, based in Southern Maine, selected Beetronics touchscreens to power the interactive displays at the EcoTarium’s new Rocketry exhibit in Worcester, MA. By integrating Beetronics industrial-grade displays, Perch created reliable, intuitive interfaces that immerse visitors in the excitement of rocket design and launch.
Quiosk, a Dutch developer of autonomous vending solutions, relies on Beetronics high-brightness touchscreens to power the user interface of its outdoor self-service kiosks. The company recently rolled out its 250th unit and, with over 20 new locations added in July alone, is on track to surpass 300 installations later this year.
Electric Marine Support (EMS), the marine electrical engineering specialist based in Rotterdam, has selected Beetronics marine monitors and touchscreens as a standard component in its bridge solution projects. The displays are now integrated across a wide variety of vessels, from small yachts to large commercial ships, where they deliver reliable performance, precise dimming control and long-term compliance with the rigorous demands of the marine environment.
Ludlow Electrochemical Hardware, based in Queensbury, NY, has selected Beetronics touchscreens as the human-machine interface (HMI) solution for its hydrogen and fuel cell testing systems. By integrating Beetronics industrial-grade displays, Ludlow delivers dependable, user-friendly operator interfaces for researchers and engineers working to advance clean energy innovation.
