Creating a POP Kiosk
Introduction
The CLIO kiosk prototype is designed to have a mobile and modular form factor. All hardware is easily replaceable in the event of hardware damage or failure. It is constructed using off-the-shelf parts and does not require any soldering. Raspberry Pi hardware facilitates easy cloning of the kiosk system, allowing the institution to create additional kiosks in-house as demand dictates.
For the pilot test, all required parts were fabricated using a Creality CR-10 Mini 3D printer. This includes a case, mount, stand, collar and screen protector. To improve longevity, we purchased standard metric metal hardware instead of printing it.
Overall, the total cost per kiosk, including electronics, hardware, and filament is $220. The kiosk leverages designs that are available through online repositories under permissive licenses, as well as custom parts created specifically for this project.
Preparing the Hardware
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Preparing the Software
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Printing the Case
The POP kiosk is made from a collection of modular parts that can be printed separately and assembled into different configurations based on your specific needs and application.
Assembling the Kiosk
Finishing the Case
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Securing the Nuts
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Installing Dust Screens
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Installing the 30mm Fan
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Installing the Panel Mount
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Updating the Kiosk
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