Company expands booth size for 2024 show to accommodate full range of digital menu boards and self-service kiosks
That message will be confirmed upon entering Booth 5851, where visitors will find several of Palmer Digital Group’s most popular outdoor and indoor digital QSR solutions on display. The lively demonstration includes three drive-thru digital menu boards (single, double and triple panel) to help QSRs visualize the benefits of leaving static boards behind. Palmer Digital Group (PDG) will also showcase a new indoor self-ordering kiosk that defines one of two key QSR trends visible on the stand — the second of which is the integration of AI into the customer ordering process.
“We have increased our booth size by 50% this year so that QSR and fast casual restaurants of all sizes know that there is a digital ordering solution to meet their business requirements and budgets,” said Chuck Lewis, Vice President, Palmer Digital Group. “The National Restaurant Show hosts hundreds of QSR chains each year, and visitors to our booth will learn that we not only manufacture digital menu boards and kiosks — we make a variety of structures to support and protect their investments, and have a skilled in-house team that can install everything we make.”
PDG will demonstrate its new indoor back-to-back self-order kiosk for dynamic menu presentation and self-ordering inside QSR and fast casual restaurants. The kiosk comes equipped with an access door for media player storage and anti-slip rubber feet for leveling, with options for cameras and card readers to accommodate a complete customer journey from ordering to payment. PDG will also offer insight into the various installation options for their indoor self-order kiosks, including floor-mounted, wall-mounted, counter-mounted and back-to-back pole-mounted options.
PDG will highlight recent QSR business wins on the digital menu board side, displaying dynamic menus from customers including Buona Beef and Portillo’s on their single, double, and triple panel solutions. PDG will also show how their digital menu board designs make room for custom enclosures that house key audio, video and networking technologies to better support the ordering experience.
Lewis adds that all PDG digital menu boards and kiosks are available with custom colors and printed graphics to support each QSR brand’s colors and logos. “PDG will never be the company with the one-size-fits-all, off-the-shelf solution,” he concluded. “The National Restaurant Show gives us a unique opportunity to showcase all of our QSR products to a diverse cross-section of QSR customers.”
About Palmer Digital Group
Palmer Digital Group specializes in custom indoor and outdoor digital kiosks, display enclosures and drive thru digital menu boards. We can also install every product that we manufacture including indoor displays. We handle high voltage, low voltage and all the needed concrete work. For more information, please visit https://www.palmerdigitalgroup.com.