(TNS) — Columbus' first interactive kiosk experience — or "IKE" — is now available to the public. The 8-foot-tall touch-screen electronic tablets provide users information on stores, restaurants, ...
FRAMINGHAM, Mass.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--International Data Corporation (IDC) today published an IDC Innovators report profiling four providers that are considered key emerging vendors in the Smart City ...
The self-service kiosk is getting personal. As adoption of the devices grows in restaurants, a new wave of smart kiosks is using technology like facial recognition and machine learning to bring more ...
(TNS) — Within a year, 6-foot-tall smartphone-looking kiosks could start popping up around St. Louis. They’d offer free Wi-Fi, directions to local businesses and attractions, public transit maps and ...
FORT PIERCE — High-tech kiosks and light poles will help make downtown the center of one of the next "smart cities." The city has partnered with Fort Pierce Utilities Authority to create the ...
HARRISBURG - We have smart phones and smart watches, and soon, Harrisburg may become a smart city. City council is mulling a resolution that will allow New York City-based Smart City Media LLC. to ...
In order to have innovative smart city applications, cities first need to build out the connected infrastructure, which can be a costly, lengthy and politicized process. Third-parties are helping ...
SAN ANTONIO — You can find them in convenience stores, gas stations and restaurants. They look like ATMs, except they’re not; these new kiosks allow you to buy bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies.
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