Smart Lobby & Retail Space
Visual communication at the points visitors pass through.
One room, one workflow.
Digital signage, displays, and content scheduling are designed around the visitor journey and points of attention.
Visual communication at the points visitors pass. The design starts from the room's function, number of users, content sources, and how the system is used day to day.
Problems to be solved.
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Announcements go out of date quickly
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Content differs and is inconsistent across locations
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Waiting areas are not informative enough
Components that work together.
The following are the technology areas covered in the design. The type and number of devices are determined after the room requirements are mapped.
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Information screens with content that can be updated by location and schedule.
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Connectivity, control, testing, and system handover are tailored to the project design.
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LED screens for large visual surfaces, matched to viewing distance.
From requirements to a ready-to-use system.
The following are the technology areas covered in the design. The type and number of devices are determined after the room requirements are mapped.
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Mapping room requirements, users, and content sources
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Signal flow design and device selection
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Installation, integration, and testing
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User training and post-handover support
What changes for users?
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Devices to bring the solution to life.
Videotron
LED screens for large visual surfaces, matched to viewing distance.
Digital Signage
Information screens with content that can be updated by location and schedule.
Use cases tailored to room needs.
Each deployment is tailored to capacity, activity flow, and existing devices.
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