Patient enough to do
paperwork with you.
Naqib — the overseer — is the civic member of the Skyline kiosk family. A 21.5" landscape floor unit designed for long-form ministry tasks: visa renewals, civil registrations, tax returns. Heavier than it needs to be (42 kg), quieter than it should be (< 28 dB), and one Pantone step cooler than the Saudi passport. 320 units across 4 ministries.
What's in the kiosk.
Spec sheet
- 21.5" landscape touch display — forms breathe, no waterline cropping
- Morpho MSO 1300 fingerprint biometric reader
- ICAO e-passport reader + NFC for ID verification
- Wacom STU-540 bamboo signature pad
- Privacy shield angled 60° from vertical
- Sealed fans — < 28 dB at 1 m for a quiet ministry hall
- 42 kg pedestal · cannot be nudged by a child or careless elbow
- Pantone one step cooler than Saudi passport blue · familiar but Skyline-specific
Deployed for
Government ministries (Absher, Civil Registry, others)
One family, four kiosks
This unit shares 84% of its parts with the rest of the Skyline kiosk family — same aluminium extrusion, same corner radius, same green service ring. The 16% that differs is what lets it belong to its environment.
Three views.
The signature Naqib silhouette — landscape touch surface on a heavy pedestal. The angled top sets eye-line for both standing and seated applicants.
Naqib Desk in a ministry counter context. The privacy shield (angled 60° from vertical) blocks shoulder-surfing without blocking civility.
Three units installed in a single hall. Identical software, identical service flow — citizens learn one kiosk and know all of them.
By the numbers.
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