Given the urban development, public transport options evolve and citizens and tourists need more information and more tools to move from one point to another. Now, multimedia kiosks, Digital Billboards, interactive tables, Digital Signage are increasingly viable solutions for the transportation sector. These digital and interactive devices, which change the way citizens access goods and …
Whether ordering food at a quick service restaurant (QSR or Quick Service Restaurants) or checking-out at a hotel or store, customers are becoming increasingly familiar with being served at self-service kiosks. In fact, according to IndustryARC’s report on the self-service kiosk market, it is expected to exceed 30 billion euros by 2026 and could grow …
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Despite the growing population interest in digital payments through alternative means, such as contactless payments, some still prefer to pay with cash. This way, Transport for London (TfL) has discarded plans to leave Tube, Overground and DLR stations without cash, as these transactions are still convenient for many people. Although cashless payments have grown in …
Urban planning is a complex task that requires a variety of urban information. The need for assistance in the execution of tasks related to urban planning has led to the development of Urban Information Systems (UIS), which in many cases are also digital and, therefore, called Digital Urban Information Terminals (DUIT). For sustainable mobility and …
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