WallHubs is dedicated to advancing business engagement through innovative interactive digital kiosks. Our mission is to empower businesses by providing state-of-the-art solutions that enhance customer experiences and optimize operational efficiency. With a commitment to quality and service, we ship our products to all 50 states, ensuring every business can benefit from our expertise.

“Explore Seattle’s Iconic Landmarks”
Kiosks offer interactive maps and guides to help visitors explore major sites like the Space Needle, Pike Place Market, and the Seattle Aquarium. With detailed walking routes, directions, and attraction highlights, visitors can easily navigate Seattle’s top attractions.

“Real-Time Ferry and Transit Updates”
Located near ferry terminals and transit hubs, kiosks provide real-time ferry schedules, transit updates, and traffic conditions. This helps commuters and visitors navigate Seattle’s complex transit network, particularly those using ferries to and from Bainbridge Island.

“Discover Seattle’s Outdoor Adventures”
In areas like Discovery Park or near Lake Union, kiosks display trail maps, kayak rental options, and weather updates. They also feature popular outdoor activities, guiding users to Seattle’s many parks, hiking trails, and water sports opportunities.

“Seattle Coffee Crawl Guide”
Kiosks around neighborhoods like Capitol Hill or Pioneer Square suggest popular coffee shops, roasters, and cafes. Users can view menus, check hours, and create a personalized coffee crawl to experience Seattle’s world-famous coffee culture.

“Stay Updated on Seattle’s Arts and Music Scene”
Near arts districts or event venues, kiosks display upcoming concerts, gallery exhibits, and live performances. Users can view event schedules, purchase tickets, and get information on Seattle’s music festivals and theater scene, enriching their cultural experience in the city.

Business Uses

Ferry Terminal Self-Service Stations
Kiosks at ferry terminals, like Seattle’s Pier 52, offer ticketing services, schedule displays, and directions to nearby transit options. This helps streamline travel for locals and tourists using Seattle’s extensive ferry system.

Real Estate Listings in Growth Areas
Kiosks in growth areas like South Lake Union display local real estate listings and virtual tours. Ideal for Seattle’s tech-driven property market, these kiosks connect potential buyers with available properties and nearby amenities.

Museum and Gallery Guides
At museums like the Seattle Art Museum, kiosks provide ticketing, exhibit information, and tour bookings. This enhances visitor engagement, making it easy to learn about exhibits and even book guided tours or audio guides.

Food Truck Locations and Menus
In high-traffic areas, such as Pike Place Market, kiosks show real-time food truck locations, menus, and ordering options. This allows visitors and locals to find and order from their favorite trucks efficiently, tapping into Seattle’s vibrant food truck culture.

Eco-Friendly Transportation Options
Kiosks near parks and shopping districts, like Westlake Park, promote bike and scooter rentals, public transit options, and walking paths. Users can plan eco-friendly routes around the city, supporting Seattle’s focus on sustainable urban mobility.

These uses and snippets help Seattle businesses and public services engage the city’s tech-savvy, eco-conscious population while enhancing visitor experiences in iconic locations.