Touchless is the new reality. Technology can help.

Life, work, school and business are going to begin again, and everyone will be eager to get back to “normal.” However, some things have changed for good. As businesses face this new paradigm, how can technology help us feel comfortable again?

There are plenty of touchpoints in your business that can be safer, cleaner and more personalized for your employees and customers - whether it’s doors, display screens, security points or product delivery. The workplace needs to adapt to this new reality, and touchless technology can provide the ability for employees to interact with each other and your facility while reducing risk.

Years of experience with technologies that enable new ways of interacting and engaging means we can provide the knowledge you need to update your facilities, media and systems using technology that will keep people connected, even as circumstances continue to evolve.

Technologies that will be critical in the new “touchless technology” future include familiar technologies, made smarter and used in new configurations. Reach out to us to talk about how specific uses of these technologies can help your business move forward.

Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) - Enabling public interactive experiences to be controlled by anyone’s mobile device.

Proximity and motion sensors that can trigger personal interactions or responses – from heating/cooling and other systems.

Voice NLP interactions with Alexa, Google Home and proprietary applications.

Facial detection, eye tracking and emotion detection (no data capture or PII) for triggering interactions or mechanisms and tracking behavior.

Robotics and automation for last-mile delivery, security, cleaning, and more.

IR Bezel non-touch interactive screens for wayfinding, telecommunications or retail applications.

Augmented reality content triggered by motion sensors.

Nanotech surfaces for sanitation on doors and other high-traffic areas.

Computer Vision to enable touchless access with multi-factor authentication, combined with RFID or another marker, or with queuing intelligence for crowd management.

IoT-enabled devices for data collection and interaction, measuring air quality, water, particulates and more while enabling actions based on thresholds and notifications.

RFID and NFC tag detection for retail applications and content delivery.

Automated UV solutions for healthcare, retail, education, corporations, and public spaces.

Biometric scanning for non-touch access points.

Gesture control for retail use cases and interactions with public installations. A simple gestural language needs to be developed to ensure consistent interaction results.

Retail solutions driven by beacons and location-specific technologies.