2026 IACP Technology Conference

Advanced Kiosks continues to expand into high-security federal environments, including upcoming deployments with the Transportation Security Administration (TSA).

These environments demand more than standard technology. Systems must perform reliably under constant use, meet strict security requirements, and deliver a consistent experience for the public.

That is where proven, fully integrated solutions matter.

In federal deployments, agencies are prioritizing systems that:

• Maintain performance in high-traffic environments
• Meet strict security and compliance standards
• Reduce operational friction without adding complexity
• Deliver consistent, predictable user experiences

This reinforces a broader shift across public sector organizations.

When the stakes are high, agencies are not experimenting.
They are choosing systems that are already working in real-world, high-pressure environments.

➡ Trusted by TSA: Advanced Kiosks Deploys Secure Self-Service Systems at 15 International Airports. 

Instead of routing everything through the front desk, agencies are shifting routine services to self-service kiosks.

This is not about replacing people.
It is about removing the tasks that do not require them.

With self-service in place:

• Citizens submit documents independently
• Payments are completed without staff involvement
• Forms are guided and completed correctly
• Services are available beyond office hours

The operational impact is immediate:

• Shorter lines in the lobby
• Fewer interruptions for staff
• More time focused on public safety priorities

➡ See how it works

This is not a future concept. It is already happening.

Law enforcement agencies using self-service kiosks are seeing:

• Reduce front desk workload by 40%+
• Improve form accuracy and completion rates
• Provide 24/7 access without staffing costs

More importantly, operations become easier to manage.

Instead of reacting to constant interruptions, teams can focus on structured, predictable workflows.

➡ See real examples: Police departments and sheriff’s offices are streamlining operations and improving citizen service.

This shift is also being backed by funding initiatives.

New York Governor Hochul recently announced $127 million in funding for police departments and sheriff’s offices to invest in new technology and equipment.

This is an opportunity to modernize operations without budget concerns.

Now is the best time to adopt self-service systems.