Sentence examples for smart kiosks from inspiring English sources

Bus stations, for example, may cost about $10,000 $15,00000, which is in a similar cost range as smart kiosks.

Smart kiosks — which provide free Wi-Fi, connectivity and real-time services to citizens — have been leading examples of ad-funded smart city projects.

As Intersection has deployed similar smart kiosks across new cities, the company has been willing to work through slower launches and pilot programs to create more comfortable policies for local governments.

The analysis here isn't perfect, but now we at least have a (very) rough idea of how much smart kiosks cost, how much engagement they see and the amount of ad revenue developers would have to believe they could realize at each unit in order to ultimately move forward with deployment.

To get a better understanding of the types of smart city hardware that might actually make sense for an ad-funded model, we can look at the engagement levels and cost structures of smart kiosks, and, in particular, the LinkNYC project.

The team, for starters, including co-founder and COO Aaron Schwartz, who previously founded his own e-commerce company (Modify Watches) and CEO Alex Yancher, who, among other things, co-founded a smart fridge kiosk company called Pantry that was acquired.

But when they spotted a kind of smart refrigerated kiosk, made by Lemnos Labs' alumni Pantry Retail Inc., they had a vision to change their business and brand entirely.

Swype's executives also see its reach extending into public kiosks, smart home appliances, video game consoles and in-car navigation systems.

Through a combination of kiosks, smart mirrors and branded companion apps that utilize beacon technology, retailers can now create futuristic shopping experiences that appeal to a generation glued to its phones.

One setup lets 7 million Spaniards swipe smart cards at computer kiosks to tap their social security accounts.

It's capable of processing secure transactions from mobile phones and smart phones, self-service kiosks, web browsers and traditional POS devices.