OmniTechs Smart Table
Custom-made to orderWe build the physical Smart Table as custom-made to order for one clear moment: letting guests or visitors compare, get an explanation or make a service request without turning every tabletop into a busy screen. The public Servana demo shows the related guest-to-staff software flow.
The Servana demo works in the browser. The physical table, installation, material, delivery date and price are checked per request and set in the quotation.
A smart interactive table is presented here as a made-to-order product: a tabletop surface that makes digital information or one focused action available where people already sit, choose or collaborate: in restaurants, hospitality or a showroom.
Its value is not maximum interaction. We start with one calm moment that must work demonstrably better than a separate screen, QR code, card or staff member alone. Servana provides a working software demo of how one bounded service request reaches a staff member.
Made-to-order chain
This route shows how we configure an interactive table per request and where the working Servana software demo begins.
Made to order: you share where the table goes, who uses it and which digital step adds value.
We review use, hardware and feasibility and record the table configuration in a written quotation. The form—such as projection, display or QR—is chosen per request.
After agreement we build the configured setup. Ordering, payment and booking are included only when needed, feasible and agreed in the quotation; they are not guaranteed as fixed features.
Working software demo: the request appears for staff, changes status, is completed and can then be reset.
Current status: the Servana software demo works. Table hardware, installation and external integrations are agreed per commission.
Three concrete scenarios
The first two scenarios describe possible made-to-order directions. Only the Servana service flow in the third scenario is published as a working software demo.
A restaurant guest might compare two dishes or packages side by side; a showroom visitor might compare two models or materials. Ordering and payment are not automatically part of this product; if you need them, we take them into the scope separately.
Beside a showroom product or hospitality facility, the product could explain origin, properties, maintenance or use without making a separate information screen the centre of attention.
A guest might choose water, help or the bill. The working Servana demo shows how such a bounded request appears, is handled by staff and is then reset.
Intended mechanism
Technology follows only after the physical moment and simplest useful alternative have been examined.
We describe who is at the table, what they want to achieve and what currently creates friction.
A card, QR code, tablet or staff member may be better. Smart Table must add something demonstrable.
Only then do projection, display, touch, object recognition or another input method enter the discussion.
Legibility, reach, cleaning, safety, maintenance and behaviour have to be tested in the real environment.
From request to delivery
In the public Servana showroom, you can complete the full guest-to-staff flow: send a request, handle it on the staff side and start again.
The demo is software, not a delivered table. Physical form, hardware, installation, external integrations, delivery time and price are determined per request and set in the quotation; we build the table only after your agreement to it.
More than an interface
Materials, reflection, reach, spills, cleaning, heat, cabling, accessibility and maintenance may matter more than the interface. We check these properties per request before we send a quotation.
A digital prototype must therefore meet a real physical test eventually, not only a screen design.
You can use the public browser demo now. The physical Smart Table and a deployment of Servana for your venue are custom-made to order: first a feasibility check, then a written quotation.
We choose that for each request. The right interaction form depends on the use moment, space, materials, maintenance and accessibility, and is decided in the scope.
Not automatically. If such an action is needed, we take it into the scope separately: accounts, payments, privacy, failure handling and support.
Yes, that is the starting point: the demo makes visible which actions, copy, brand and routing we can adapt. Table form, hardware and external integrations remain separate design questions that land in the quotation.
Walk through the working Servana demo first. Then describe which comparison, explanation or service moment should work better in your restaurant, hospitality or showroom setting. You get a feasibility check and a written quotation.
