A kiosk is a stand-alone physical structure or digital station that provides information or services, often in public places. Kiosks can be interactive or non-interactive. One thing that makes them unique is that they play in a loop so that a viewer can jump in at any point in the presentation and, if they watch long enough, it will start over, and they will eventually see the whole thing. Kiosk presentations are not presented by a speaker, nor are they given to a particular audience. Sometimes these can have music accompanying them, given there is no presenter. Many times, they are viewed voluntarily by passersby. The samples below were not intended to be interactive and were mostly played on Lobby Screens to keep visitors to the office entertained while also educating them about different service offerings or project highlights of the company.