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It’s probably going to take a couple of years for people to fully embrace Virtual and Augmented Reality devices. It’s a learning process at the end of the day. However, this is not as futuristic as many would think. Nowadays pretty much every large restaurant uses some sort of internal headset based communication device. This helps them coordinate large employee numbers, information access is key in a restaurant. Imagine having access to all the POS information in front of your eyes at any time and place, coupled with a communication device. This would basically transform seasoned waiters into hospitality Demi Gods. It’s also really useful in the onboarding and training process of new staff.


Your self-service systems have opened up a new sales channel for businesses, while also allowing customers to get their food faster. But what’s better than getting food faster? Beer, haha! Tell us more about the self-service beer solution that you’ve been working on...


We’ve been working for quite a while on a self-order beer solution, and we are still in the process of exploring the best way to do this. We’re currently working with an innovative bottom filling beer pump but we’re exploring all sorts of beer pumps that fit our criteria. The main idea behind a self- service beer solution is to completely remove those endless beer queues in large pubs and concert halls where bartenders do not have the capacity to serve so many people at once. Nothing is more annoying than having to wait for 20 minutes to get a beer that you finish in 10 minutes. Buying more beers to solve this problem is currently the only option, but that’s not necessarily the best option as it impairs your movement. I’ve seen people dance with 2 cups of beer... no. Let people


- Visually rich menu - multi-language support filtering by allergens and much more...


Waiter Wearables


Power up your waiter with ‘Augmented Reality’


have their fun! A self-service beer can be ordered in less than 30 sec (actual pouring time is ~7sec) with a single tap on the device. No cash, no change and the best part: no extra foam, as you can calibrate the dispenser to dispense a certain amount of beer and foam.


We’re currently testing a pre production unit in our office (debugging has never been so fun for our tech guys) and we estimate that a production unit will be ready by Q3 of 2018.


The robotics project is the next big thing in development for you guys. Is that the final part of the jigsaw for you or are there other things in the pipeline?...


I don’t think there’s necessarily a “final part” when talking about technology as technology is constantly changing and evolving. Of course there are always means to customise and take to next level what we already have, but there are also brand new things we are already working on. Our robotics department is definitely the most advanced part of technology that we are currently working on, however this is not the end of the pipeline. I won’t say much, but we do have in mind a robotic controlled full self-service pub and a couple of other cool devices. Stay tuned, there’s a lot of crazy stuff coming!


Touchscreen Ordering


Empower customers to dine at their own pace.


The only menu you’ll ever need. www.NextMenu.com Can you afford to stay behind?


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