Drivingo

Drivingo develops a multimodal ordering kiosk system aimed at fast food restaurants and retail operators. The kiosk accepts three input modes — spoken orders, hand gestures, and a touchscreen menu — and is positioned as a replacement for traditional drive-thru headsets and front-counter order-taking staff. The company states the product is ADA-compliant by default and designed to serve customers who are often poorly handled by conventional ordering interfaces, including multilingual and ESL guests (via real-time language switching), deaf, mute or non-verbal users (via gesture and touch input), and autistic or neurodivergent guests (via a predictable interface without sudden audio cues).

Alongside the kiosk hardware interface, Drivingo offers built-in POS APIs and ERP tooling delivered through a cloud console. The company describes this back-office layer as using real-time AI to reconcile orders, payments, menus, and inventory across kiosks and kitchen display screens, and to provide sales data, inventory management, and reporting. Marketed benefits are lower front-counter labor dependency, higher order accuracy, and faster service throughput. In an earlier event listing, the company described itself as an omnichannel POS system automating indoor and outdoor ordering and streamlining payments for fast food restaurants using touchless interfaces and AI, positioned for the hospitality and tourism industry.