Hardware program
The Restaurant Studios hardware story covers the whole building: pay at the table, station terminals, kitchen displays, Frame digital poster boards and menu boards, local Hub appliance, small e-ink QR table screens, live TV, and surveillance that all feed the same operating picture.
Station terminals
Counter, bar, host, handheld, and manager stations should feel premium and fast. The hardware direction is clean black devices, strong stands, simple cable paths, managed app installs, and station roles that match the way the restaurant actually serves.
Pay at the table
Pay-at-the-table hardware lets guests settle where the meal happens while the POS, pay client, and Hub keep the ticket state clean. It is part of the connected floor, not a separate payment island.
Kitchen displays
KDS hardware gives expo, grill, salad, prep, and other stations the right view. These screens become part of the AI alert story because kitchen pace and ticket aging can feed manager visibility.
Frame signage
Frame turns restaurant displays into managed brand surfaces. Build art in Canvas, schedule menu boards and promos by daypart, push designs from the management platform, support automatic TV turn-off, and switch to live TV when the restaurant wants entertainment instead of artwork.
Table QR display
The in-house table display direction uses a small e-paper screen with a QR entry point. Guests scan into Restaurant Studios, interact with their ticket, add items, see food progress, and leave feedback without turning the table into a kiosk.
Surveillance + Hub
The in-house surveillance platform, local Hub, and managed device fleet give Restaurant Studios the context to connect what happened at the table, what happened in the kitchen, and what managers should do next.
Next step
The goal is a connected restaurant where every screen, Frame display, terminal, table QR, camera, and Hub signal helps the operator understand and improve service.
