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Cantaloupe has introduced the a new self-service kiosk, named Go Micro, aimed at helping operators to start or scale their micro market business.
The kiosk features a five-inch touchscreen, built-in barcode scanner and flexible form factor that allows it to fit into small or uniquely configured spaces. It is also compatible with Cantaloupe’s Cooler Café units and integrates with the company’s Go and Seed Markets platforms, giving operators centralised control over inventory and performance across all locations.
Cantaloupe says the Go Micro is intended to simplify micro market operations while offering an affordable alternative to traditional vending machines or more expensive kiosks.
Gaurav Singal, chief technology officer at Cantaloupe, said: “Our mission at Cantaloupe is to empower operators to grow their businesses through smart, accessible technology. With the Go Micro, we’re breaking down the cost barrier for starting micro markets."
"Whether you’re launching your first market or upgrading smaller locations from other kiosks, the Go Micro offers the flexibility, simplicity and affordability to help vending operators scale efficiently.”
Singal added: “For small business owners starting their first micro market or existing customers wanting a secondary checkout at busy locations, the Go Micro offers a compelling and attractive price point that is a cost-effective path to unifying the micro market footprint under one platform – and simplifying the operational workflow.”