Wayfinding kiosk: help visitors reach their destination

Present maps, destinations and routes in an experience suited to the building—for clinics, shopping centers, universities and multi-storey facilities.

Route guide and kiosk in SignagePlus

Present maps, destinations and routes in an experience suited to the building—for clinics, shopping centers, universities and multi-storey facilities.

  • Hospital
  • University
  • Shopping center
SignagePlus
From current position to destination
Map and destinationAccessible pathTransfer route to mobile
Conceptual view of the application of the app; To see the real environment, see the demo.

Visitor at the entrance of a multi-story complex

The client enters the building and chooses his destination on the kiosk. The map and route must be in harmony with the installation point and the actual condition of the building. The accessible route, floors and blocking points are defined in the project data, and the transfer to mobile can keep the guidance continuation with the audience. Change of entrance, elevator or route blocking should be included in the information maintenance process.

Application details and app tools

  • Multi-story map
  • Destination
  • Accessible path
  • Blocking
  • Transfer to mobile

Path from preparation to on-site use

1

Preparation of map and destinations

Specify floors, accessible points and the actual location of the kiosk.

2

Define valid routes

Coordinate route connections, accessibility, and obstructions with actual building conditions.

3

Examining the referral experience

Check the destination search and route to mobile on the spot and assign the person responsible for updating the map.

Coordinate the solution with the dimensions of the collection

An entry kiosk can be sufficient for a small collection. In several buildings, the quality of map data and the maintenance of destinations must be kept in sync with the navigation network.

Questions to ask before choosing

Does the displayed route replace the building review?

The validity of the route depends on the map data and the actual situation of the location. Accessibility and blocking should be checked and updated; The emergency exit scenario also has independent requirements.

How does the content behave when disconnected?

Valid routes are calculated by the service, and independent offline behavior must be tested. Match player capabilities and stale-content policies to the conditions at each location.

What information is required to receive a suitable demo?

Introduce the place of use, the number of displays or kiosks, the audience of the content and the source of the information. The demo should show the actual way of using your collection so that the layout and service model can be selected based on the needs.

See the route guide and kiosk for your scenario

Discuss the needs of the collection and the place of use with SignagePlus experts so that the combination of content, equipment and service model is checked.

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