Built the software for touchscreen interaction on Arduino-based kiosks.
Retail
Touchscreen software that recommends products in store
We built the software for Arduino-based touchscreen kiosks used in supermarkets and trade fairs. Visitors chose options on screen and got product recommendations, with experiences for wine, cheese and tools, plus versions without a specific product category.
The challenge
IMS wanted shoppers to get useful product advice right at the display, in busy supermarkets and at trade fairs. That meant software running on Arduino-based touchscreen hardware, simple enough for anyone walking past, and reusable across product categories like wine, cheese and tools. It calls for engineers comfortable with both hardware and user experience.
How the experience worked
Visitors selected options on a touchscreen and received product recommendations based on their choices. The interaction took place at the display itself, in supermarkets and at trade fairs.
What we did
Created recommendation experiences for wine, cheese and tools.
Built additional versions without a specific product category.
Financial operations
Taking over a complex financial ERP and moving it forward
BAF's ERP had passed through several teams, leaving a heterogeneous codebase, an inconsistent architecture and a growing backlog. Our team led its development and evolution across risk analysis, lending, invoicing and accounts payable, and a senior Digital Beings engineer joined BAF's own team to support delivery.
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