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Horizon Pay · Counter & Airport Self-Service Kiosk (SKY-01)
Horizon Pay is the counter member of the Skyline kiosk family — a 1,200 mm self-service unit engineered for the worst lighting and the best mood. A green service LED ring tells people from across a concourse whether the kiosk is free, busy, or out of service before they even read a screen. 1,840 units deployed airside.
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Lamha · Retail Discovery Kiosk with Illuminated Arch (SKY-04)
Lamha — "a glance" — is the expressive member of the Skyline kiosk family. The one we let smile. An illuminated cast-resin arch frames a 32" portrait screen, warm white, dimmable, optionally colour-shifting to the retailer's mood. Closer to a mihrab than a vending machine. 30 units retail pilot.
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Naqib Desk · Ministry & Civic Self-Service Kiosk (SKY-02)
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.
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Majaz Tower · Double-Sided Mall Wayfinding Kiosk (SKY-03)
Majaz — passage, metaphor — is the signage member of the Skyline kiosk family. A 2,100 mm double-sided tower that reads as a solid volume from 30 m and dissolves into two 55" portrait screens up close. Map UI borrowed from transit cartography, not real-estate floorplans: stations, not stores. 210 units across 18 malls.
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