Apple picker The taste, the smell, the look, the atmosphere... and now the fun. These are the five dimensions of experiences that you can soon encounter in many cafes, bars or restaurants. The last-mentioned dimension brings the unique LifeTable device, which has the form of a touch screen and you can find it built right into the tables.
It will enable you not only to browse through the menu and drink menu, order, call the waiter, get an overview of your spending at any time, but also rate dishes or cocktails. There is also the possibility to browse the Internet, play games or chat with guests sitting at neighboring tables.
Modern technologies known from touch phones, iPads and other devices using touch screens are now commonplace. The company Integrated Innovations was the first in Central Europe to transfer it to gastronomic establishments, thus moving them symbolically into the 21st century. For a long time, something so revolutionary has not happened in the gastronomic service, which could enrich it so much.
"Of course, people go to a bar, cafe or restaurant primarily for good food and drink. However, the enjoyment of it can be negatively affected by the service, which does not keep up or is unpleasant. LifeTable not only arranges the order immediately after you choose from the food and drink menu, it also makes the time until the desired food or drink arrives to you more pleasant," David Víteček, Commercial Director of Integrated Innovations, describes the advantages of the new product on the market. The touch screen keeps the guests occupied independently (through games or Internet access) or can connect them to each other in a virtual network with other tables of the gastronomic facility. It only depends on the guest which status they choose when interacting with LifeTable. Whether he chooses the option that he does not want to be disturbed by anyone or whether he does not mind talking with other tables or even welcomes it. Visitors to the establishment can chat with others, play games, or just send an inconspicuous gift in the form of a drink or just a virtual smile or flower to the neighboring table.
Bar or restaurant operators benefit not only from collecting orders, but also from receiving feedback from guests. They also have more control over orders, sales and above all guest satisfaction. Each of the visitors to gastro establishments equipped with LifeTable can rate the dish they have just consumed with a star. User ratings are a guide for other guests as well. In addition, LifeTable can recommend a drink that goes well with a meal and can have many other functions. For example, for beverage distributors, it can also be a non-violent, yet very effective carrier of an advertising message.
Bar or restaurant operators benefit not only from collecting orders, but also from receiving feedback from guests. They also have more control over orders, sales and above all guest satisfaction. Each of the visitors to gastro establishments equipped with LifeTable can rate the dish they have just consumed with a star. User ratings are a guide for other guests as well. In addition, LifeTable can recommend a drink that goes well with a meal and can have many other functions. For example, for beverage distributors, it can also be a non-violent, yet very effective carrier of an advertising message.
For the first time in the Czech Republic, guests of the two famous Prague bars Dog's Bollocks will have the opportunity to experience the advantages of LifeTable (www.dogsbollocks.cz) and Alibi (www.alibi-bar.cz).
About Integrated Innovations:
The domestic company Vekoff s.r.o., which is part of the international corporation Open Priority, uses the Integrated Innovations trademark for the development and sale of new mobile applications. The company's flagship product is LifeTable, in addition, it currently focuses on the development and sale of applications for the increasingly popular iPhones, iPod Touches or iPads. Integrated Innovations came to the public's attention, for example, with software that transformed a classic PDA into a TouchDA. In 2008, this product was selected among the TOP 3 in the "Best Software Awards" competition, which is announced annually by the prestigious American Smartphone & Pocket PC magazine.
Contact for more information:
David Víteček, sales director, vitecek@lifetable.com, phone: 773 103 442
Jan Nováček, media representative, novacek@4jan.cz, phone: 603 467 814
www.int-innovations.com, www.lifetable.com
… I'm just surprised that the device doesn't also charge something for calling the waiter…:o))
They have to earn money for themselves too :-))
interesting idea, especially the possibility to call the server and check the account, it would still like to implement micropayments and that's it. According to the video, I had the feeling that the life table does not respond very quickly, I was also bothered by the mouse cursor after the lady "clicked" on something, as if it was built on Windows or Linux.
it's not fast and given that it's built either on linux or windows, I don't think it belongs here at all... :/
It looks like Microsoft surface to me.
Given the Internet Explorer icon, it probably won't be Linux. :-)