How it works
Guests notice ScanaCube™ overhead, scan the code with their phone, and open the digital experience you configured. A menu, a promotion, or an order is possible only when the page you connected already supports it. The display does not take the order or the payment.
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An illuminated display hangs in the dining room. Guests look up. It does not stand on the floor.
Concept rendering. Not a customer installation.
The object
An operator reviews scan activity while the cube hangs in the dining room. Illustrative demonstration data — not actual restaurant performance. This is not an installation diagram.
The page is yours. The count is a scan.
The printed code is a dynamic short link. A scan is recorded, then the phone opens the destination. Change where it points without reprinting the face.
Reporting can include total scans, estimated unique scans, time, device type, and which display was scanned. That is not an order, a payment, or a labor report.
Example of the report layout. No customer numbers are shown, because none are claimed.
Ceiling mounted. The canopy stays still. The cube turns about once every 24 seconds. Power is a standard 110V plug or a hardwired connection. A site review confirms structure, clearance, and local requirements. This website is not a safety manual.
Guests keep the counter and any kiosk you already have. Support and replacement terms are set in the pilot or purchase agreement, not assumed here.
Put your name on a concept cube, then ask for a demonstration or a pilot at one location.
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