Songshan Airport Telecom Service Counter: Digitalent Self-Service SIM Kiosk Goes 24/7
Digitalent eSIM Kiosk officially deployed at the Songshan Airport telecom service counter in December 2025. Integrating iSIM connectivity, 4-language UI, and multi-product fulfillment — 24/7 self-service SIM / eSIM / WiFi for international travelers, relieving counter peak pressure. Published after consulting with the counter operator.

Digitalent eSIM Kiosk was officially deployed at the Songshan Airport telecom service counter in December 2025, becoming the core self-service hardware in the airport's SIM / eSIM retail channel. A single Kiosk integrates iSIM connectivity, a 4-language touch UI, physical SIM / eSIM / WiFi multi-product dispensing, and back-end monitoring with remote firmware updates — letting counter staff focus on high-value transactions and exceptions.
Why international airports need self-service kiosks
SIM retail at international airports has three structural problems:
- Late-night flights and holiday peaks make staff scheduling difficult
- International travelers face Chinese / English / Japanese / Korean language gaps — a heavy load on counter staff
- Stocking multi-carrier products on the same POS device adds significant complexity
The Digitalent Kiosk solves all three: 24/7 uptime, native 4-language UI, back-end product switching with one click.
Songshan Airport deployment highlights
- Native 4-language UI (中文 / English / 日本語 / 한국어) — zero friction in the traveler flow
- 24/7 self-service: even pre-dawn departures and late-night arrivals can purchase
- iSIM connectivity: the kiosk itself needs no physical SIM — plug in power and go online
- Multi-product dispensing: physical SIM, eSIM QR, and WiFi router rental — one device handles all
Full-stack: from iSIM module to kiosk hardware
Digitalent is the only Taiwanese vendor that builds the iSIM core module, kiosk industrial computer, touch UI, and back-end monitoring software all in-house. Buyers no longer need to integrate multiple vendors — root-cause fixes go straight to the design team.
This case study is published after consulting with the counter operator.
For more on the Kiosk solution, see the Kiosk solution page.