iSeniors kiosk application for Android phones and tablets.

An app for the oldest Canadian charity NGO, that aims to help seniors. The tablets provide access to ​interesting videos to the old people in retirement centers and hospitals, giving them some entertainment and making their time more enjoyable. Once in a while, the caregivers can change the videos that are accessible remotely. They are downloaded into the tablet from the server.

What is a Kiosk Android App?

A kiosk android app is a software application that can be installed on a kiosk or tablet. It is used to provide users with information and interactive content. The user can navigate through the app by using the touch screen of the device.
Kiosk android apps are usually used in retail stores, museums, libraries, airports and other public spaces. They are designed to provide up-to-date information such as store hours and product information to customers.
A kiosk is any type of self-service terminal that is mounted in a public space. A kiosk application often has an interactive touchscreen, making it an advanced type of touch screen interface. In the past few years, we’ve seen many companies and organizations develop apps for use on kiosks.
On an Android smartphone, kiosk mode restricts it to a single application or use case. In other words, while Kiosk mode is on, you will not be able to access device settings or do anything that you would normally do on a smartphone. You will be restricted to a few specific applications/screens and will face a number of restrictions.

What is the "kiosk" mode?

A kiosk is a android device that is designed to only run one application.Kiosks are typically used in public places for services such as ticketing, or to display information. Kiosks can be found in many different industries and they can be used as a way to increase customer engagement. They also provide an opportunity to showcase your company's products and services. The most common type of kiosk is a touchscreen with a fixed interface, but there are also touchless devices which use infrared sensors or cameras to detect gestures and voice commands. There are many uses for kiosks, including: self-service checkouts at grocery stores, ticketing machines at airports and movie theaters, interactive digital advertising displays in public spaces like malls and airports, digital photo booths at weddings and other events, interactive museum exhibits, digital menus at restaurants...etc.