Our client is a startup company launched by former Google employees Paul MacDonald and Ashwath Rajan. The idea behind the company is to build 5ft-wide “pantry boxes” that contain non-perishable food and other items similar to those found in convenience stores/bodegas.
The client required the creation of a vending machine/kiosk touchscreen application. A tablet interfaces with a series of screens that guides users through a transaction process. Transitions on these interface screens are based on messages delivered from a store’s computer.
The goal of this project was to create a pilot app to be used on 20-40 stores/tablets. We created a simple Python MVC application (QT GUI as view, interactions with store computer via ZeroMQ, custom keyboard). We delivered a method of receipt to the user using an email screen (created specifically for easier email typing on the touchscreen). The touchscreens were connected to the store. The touchscreen tablet interface is a series of screens guiding the user through the transaction process.
The state (screen) of the interface transitions was based on messages from the store computer. This screen is capable of transition based on users’ touchscreen input.
Gui’s events:
In accordance with client requirements and guidelines, we created the design for the app.
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