Build the "Foundation" of Urban Commercial Digitalization with Intelligent Terminals

In the current offline business scenarios, the convenience brought by digital management has long become a part of daily life. In supermarkets, In the supermarket, the self-checkout counters enable customers to settle their bills without having to queue up. In restaurants, after placing an order on the mobile phone, customers can simply wait for the food to be served. In hotels, clients can quickly check in by scanning their identification documents through the self-service terminal. Behind these convenient experiences are various intelligent commercial devices such as handheld POS machines, self-checkout counters, intelligent ordering machines, and hospital registration machines. They are gradually becoming the "infrastructure" for the digitalization of urban commerce, and Dlsum is the main force in this field.

Multi-functional Collaboration: Building a "Super Light Terminal" to Simplify Business Operations

Each smart device from Dlsum is like an all-in-one multi-tool—capabilities such as facial recognition, product identification, barcode scanning, card and document reading, receipt printing, and cloud collaboration are ingeniously integrated into a single unit. In Dlsum's exhibition hall, an intelligent checkout scale vividly demonstrates the advantages of the "Super Light Terminal",which not only weighs items but also uses machine vision to automatically identify products like fruits, quickly calculates the total price, and issues receipts, significantly improving checkout efficiency. This "Super Light Terminal" is not merely a stack of functions but a seamless integration of multi-link processes and compatibility with multiple systems. Complex technical aspects are "packaged" within the device, presenting users with only the simplest and most intuitive interface. This allows businesses to easily adapt to new commercial scenarios and even expand into overseas markets.

Leveraging Dlsum's hardware devices and development platform, numerous domestic software service providers have successfully expanded globally. Meanwhile, Dlsum continues to build a collaborative "circle of friends" and foster an industrial ecosystem, supporting more Chinese enterprises in making their mark on the global stage.

Currently, Dlsum has established strong partnerships with multiple upstream and downstream ecosystem partners worldwide, who have introduced devices from Dlsum into various commercial scenarios across more than 100 countries and regions. Surprisingly, the application of Dlsum’s devices has even exceeded the initial design intentions of the R&D team. The smart POS terminals, originally developed for cashier purposes, have been adopted by lottery system developers for ticket sales due to their integrated functions of payment processing, communication, and printing. They have also been utilized as facial recognition payment systems in cafeterias of enterprises, institutions, and universities. These unexpected applications precisely demonstrate the flexibility and adaptability of devices from Dlsum, highlighting their broad potential in the field of commercial digitalization.