Pyramid Computer GmbH
Pyramid Computer GmbH is a German manufacturer, based in Freiburg, of industrial PCs, servers, touchscreens, and self-service kiosk hardware, trading under the AKHET®, faytech®, and POLYTOUCH® brands. Founded in 1985 and now over four decades old, the company operates as a subsidiary of the publicly listed Pyramid AG and has expanded from kiosk/digital signage hardware into servers, object storage, and edge AI infrastructure.
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Pyramid's portfolio spans four brand pillars relevant to digital signage and self-service:
- POLYTOUCH®: self-service kiosk and digital signage terminals (PASSPORT 32, CURVE, SWIFT, PIXI, OUTDOOR) for self-checkout, self-ordering, ticketing, and wayfinding.
- faytech®: touch PCs and touch monitors (indoor/outdoor, rugged, IP69K waterproof) used as the display/compute layer inside POLYTOUCH® kiosks and standalone applications.
- AKHET®: industrial PCs and servers, now expanded with object storage, hybrid cloud, and local AI solutions following the RNT Rausch integration and Scality partnership.
- Paging & Localization: guest paging and indoor localization systems for hospitality and gastronomy. Services include OEM/ODM design and manufacturing via the new PYnnovation R&D center, plus a B2B shop/configurator for standard and custom hardware.
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