Retail & Kiosks

Every screen in the store, one programmable fleet

Retail screens have multiplied — campaign walls behind checkout, shelf-edge strips in the aisle, self-service kiosks at the entrance, cooler doors in the grocery section — and most chains run them on a patchwork of vendor systems that can't share content, scheduling, or monitoring. Every new screen type becomes another console and another contract.

TelemetryOS runs all of it as one fleet. Campaigns are scheduled by daypart, store, or promotion from a single console: the breakfast push on cooler doors in the morning, the weekend offer on the checkout wall Friday through Sunday, localized pricing per region — all configuration, not site visits. Kiosks run interactive applications beside scheduled content on the same devices and the same pipeline.

And because TelemetryOS devices play content locally, trading doesn't stop when the network does. A connectivity drop never blanks a wall or a kiosk mid-shift; screens keep running from the device and sync automatically when the connection returns. Fleet health, remote diagnostics, and proof-of-play for every store roll up to one dashboard.

Retail media and AI that respect the shopper

In-store screens are becoming sellable inventory. A retail media network on TelemetryOS gives brand partners targeted placement by store, daypart, and campaign — with per-screen proof-of-play that verifies every impression you bill for. Smart cooler screens turn the highest-dwell fixture in grocery into dynamic media that merchandises what's actually behind the glass.

The intelligence layer runs on the device. With TelemetryOS Edge AI on Node Max, a camera over the shelf flags an out-of-stock facing to the store team while the glass keeps selling, and anonymous computer vision measures engagement — dwell, glances, traffic — with no faces stored, no PII, and no cloud round-trip. On-device language models can even power a product-finder kiosk that answers shopper questions locally.

Privacy by design is what makes this deployable at retail scale: footage never leaves the store, nothing identifiable is retained, and TelemetryOS is GDPR compliant and SOC 2 Type I certified. Most chains start with Node Mini on shelf-edge and cooler screens and Node Pro on walls and kiosks, then add Node Max where the AI use case pays for itself.

Built for chain-scale rollouts

Retail deployments live or die on repeatability. TelemetryOS applications are built once with the React SDK and rolled out through a git-to-screen pipeline — push a change, and every store updates within seconds. TelemetryOS enables applications to connect to your commerce APIs, so prices, availability, and promotions on screen stay in lockstep with the systems of record.

For integrators and retail media operators, that means a screen network becomes a product: build the application once, deploy it across 50 or 5,000 stores, and manage the entire estate from one console. See pricing for how device licensing scales with your footprint.