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A healthcare kiosk (also called a medical kiosk or health ATM) is a self-service terminal placed in a clinic, hospital, or pharmacy that lets patients register, check in, join the queue, complete forms, and pay — without a front-desk queue. Modern healthcare kiosks read national ID cards (MyKad in Malaysia, NRIC in Singapore, the Thai National ID), print queue tickets, and push WhatsApp notifications when the doctor is ready.
MOVO-X builds exactly this: an AI-powered healthcare kiosk plus the clinic software behind it — patient records, doctor queue, pharmacy, and billing — running live today at Klinik Muhibbah in Johor, Malaysia, where it has processed 27,000+ patient records.
The kiosk replaces the registration counter for routine arrivals. A typical patient journey takes under 90 seconds:
A clinic-grade healthcare kiosk is a floor-standing or countertop touchscreen terminal — typically 21.5" to 32" — with a thermal ticket printer, QR/barcode scanner, and an NFC ID-card reader. MOVO-X kiosks run Android on Rockchip industrial boards with explosion-proof capacitive glass rated for >50,000 hours. See the full hardware range at /kiosks.
In Malaysia, MOVO-X clinic kiosk bundles start from RM 4,999 including hardware, software, and first-year support; Singapore bundles from S$2,499; Thailand from ฿49,900. MOVO-X kiosk bundles include the touchscreen terminal, thermal ticket printer, ID reader (MyKad / NRIC / passport), clinic software, and first-year support. Volume pricing applies from 3 units. Detailed regional pricing is on /pricing and /clinic-kiosk-price-malaysia.
The economics are simple: a kiosk works every hour the clinic is open, checks in patients 70% faster than paper, and frees roughly one front-desk headcount per shift. For a 30-patient/day clinic the payback is typically under two months. Beyond cost, the queue becomes fair and visible — patients see their position instead of crowding the counter.
A self-service terminal in a clinic, hospital, or pharmacy where patients register, check in, get a queue ticket, complete forms, and pay without staff assistance. It usually includes an ID-card reader, touchscreen, and ticket printer.
MOVO-X bundles start from RM 4,999 in Malaysia, S$2,499 in Singapore, and ฿49,900 in Thailand — including hardware, clinic software, and first-year support. Enterprise and multi-kiosk pricing is quoted per project.
Yes. MOVO-X kiosks read the MyKad NFC chip directly — name, IC number, and photo — and the same platform supports Singapore NRIC and Thai National ID.
No — MOVO-X was built clinic-first. A single-doctor GP clinic can run one kiosk with the full software stack; hospital deployments simply add more kiosks and department routing.
A standard clinic go-live takes about 4 hours from hardware arrival: mount, connect, load the clinic profile, and train staff.
MOVO-X is live in production — kiosk check-in, queue, records, pharmacy, and billing. Book a walkthrough or message sales directly.