Smart Drive-Through Menu Boards

A drive-through that remembers — anonymously

The drive-through is where personalization pays fastest: a relevant promo at the order point lifts ticket size, and a faster decision keeps the lane moving. But personalizing the lane has usually meant cameras streaming to the cloud, facial recognition, and a privacy conversation no operator wants to have with customers or regulators.

TelemetryOS Edge AI puts the intelligence on the device instead. Computer vision running locally on the board's device recognizes a returning vehicle — not a person — and recalls past orders to greet the driver with a tailored offer the moment they pull up. No faces are stored, no PII is retained, and nothing leaves the device for inference. Privacy isn't a setting; it's the architecture.

The smart layer sits on top of a board that already works. Menus are scheduled by daypart, store, or campaign from one console, price changes publish across the fleet in seconds, and local playback means the lane keeps serving when the network drops. The recognition models run on the device too, so personalization survives an outage along with the menu.

Built for QSR operators and integrators

A smart lane is one application on the platform that runs the rest of the store. The same TelemetryOS deployment drives the indoor menu boards, self-order kiosks, and promo screens — one console for content, device health, and proof of playback across every location, so a dark board is a dashboard alert, not a stalled lane.

For integrators, the personalization logic is buildable rather than locked in. Applications are written with a React SDK and deployed git-to-screen, and TelemetryOS enables applications to connect to POS and loyalty systems so an anonymous vehicle match can map to a relevant offer, live pricing, or real-time sold-out states. Pilot it in one lane, measure the lift, and roll it across the chain from the same console.