In a bid to minimise queues, home affairs wants citizens to access some services without the need to go to a counter.

CheapInsurance.com reports self-service kiosks are transforming fast-casual dining, enhancing efficiency and boosting sales at major chains.

McDonald's first tested self-service kiosks way back in 2003, but things really took off in 2015. That's when the company committed to bringing kiosks to all 14,000 U.S. locations.

McDonald's first tested self-service kiosks way back in 2003, but things really took off in 2015. That's when the company committed to bringing kiosks to all 14,000 U.S. locations.

McDonald’s first tested self-service kiosks way back in 2003, but things really took off in 2015. That’s when the company committed to bringing kiosks to all 14,000 U.S. locations.

The self-service revolution: How kiosks are reshaping fast-casual dining. ... Many shops now have tap-to-pay stations and big display screens that show live order updates and wait times.