Mokoflex Receives Official Government Certification for 'QRO Barrier-Free Kiosk'

Achieved a Perfect Score of 50 in Accessibility Evaluation Covering 47 Criteria

Mokoflex, the operator of the franchise integrated management solution 'QRO Biz', announced on December 23 that it has obtained the verification certificate for intelligent information products designated for priority purchase from the National Information Society Agency (NIA) and has completed certification for its QRO Barrier-Free Kiosk currently in service.

The verification for intelligent information products designated for priority purchase is a system conducted by the Ministry of Science and ICT to ensure convenience for digitally vulnerable groups such as people with disabilities and the elderly. The QRO Barrier-Free Kiosk was officially recognized for its accessibility and usability after evaluations by experts and users.

Notably, the QRO Barrier-Free Kiosk achieved a perfect score of 50 out of 50 in the accessibility evaluation, which consists of a total of 47 criteria. In addition, actual users participating in the evaluation-including those with physical (upper and lower limb) disabilities, hearing impairments, and elderly users-were able to complete the ordering and payment process without difficulty, earning high marks for efficiency and satisfaction.

Currently, Mokoflex is focusing on ensuring equal accessibility by providing not only kiosks that meet all barrier-free requirements under the Act on the Prohibition of Discrimination against Persons with Disabilities-such as directional key pads, voice guidance, high-contrast, magnification, and low-position modes-but also by offering a free QR order system so that people with disabilities can place orders at tables without inconvenience.

Park Nara, CEO of Mokoflex, stated, "No customer should experience inconvenience due to technological barriers when using a store," adding, "By offering our solutions at reasonable prices, we aim to promote mutual growth not only with socially disadvantaged groups but also with store owners."