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Seen from above an urban skyline, a treed plaza.

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In 2019 $38 billion was spent just in restaurants on self-service.

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An airport.

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From airports and train stations, to government offices, restaurants, grocery stores and retailers, the use of kiosk machines is widespread as a convenience for customers. And while technology continues to advance.

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A red tipped white cane.

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A whole portion of the population is being left behind.

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A man navigates with a white cane.

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And with 285 million legally blind people around the world how do we make kiosks accessible?

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A woman at a kiosk.

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With JAWS Kiosk we created a way to bring a new dimension of accessibility and a powerful contribution to providing a full customer experience for the blind and low vision.

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A kiosk, start here to the right of a screen and alternate key pad, a man presses a blue diamond shaped button.

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Welcome to JAWS Kiosk. Menu items, donuts, press the right arrow to move to the first donut.

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JAWS software will revolutionize self-service kiosk accessibility, creating a user experience that is accessible across the spectrum of disability needs.

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What is the reason for this visit? Voter registration, press the middle key to activate.

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Supports over 30 languages and the same interface for all customers, configured to work with Storm Assistive Technology devices.

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Swipe your card to continue. Your card has been billed for $6.13.

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JAWS Kiosk is deployed in over 10,000 kiosks in North America.

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Please proceed to the front counter, your order is number 2,506.

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It's efficient and easy, all powered by JAWS.

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The JAWS Kiosk logo, an animated smiling shark, JAWS Kiosk, the Paciello Group.