Opus Point Of
Information Kiosks - News And Success Stories
Opus Information Kiosk - News and
Success Stories
Date: 19th October
2000 - Information Kiosk
The highly acclaimed Opus
Information Kiosk made it's debut in the retail environment with the opening of West Quay,
Southampton's newest shopping centre early in October 2000. The £300 million
development covers a 53 acre brownfield site, and includes an impressive visitor
information system installed by Applied Relational Technology. The application
developers selected the Opus kiosk as the delivery vehicle for their intuitive public
information software.
The West
Quay system has 11 public terminals at various locations, and provides shoppers with an
easy to use guide to the centre that can be organised by shop or by product. In
addition, users can access up to the minute information about employment opportunities and
local events. Opus combines a high technical specification with rugged construction
and an elegant design, features which make the product the natural choice for publicly
accessed computer systems. At West Quay, the units are supplied in a specially
selected paint finish, chosen to co-ordinate with the interior of the centre.
Date: 1st October
2000 - Information Kiosk
Prestigious London design
space, Studio West have agreed to have Opus Kiosk products on permanent display at the
prestigious Hewett Street location. Studio West is centrally located for most major
based architectural practices and project management organisations. It features a
rich display of all that is best in commercial interior design, from floor coverings to
fridges, concentrating on lighting, sign systems and furniture.
At Studio West, specifiers and designers can see and
use Opus along with the newly launched e-Tablo, a multi-screen display system.
Date: 26th June
2000 - Information Kiosk
The London Science Museum has launched the second phase of 'information' -it's new
visitor information network sponsored by Toshiba. More than 40 physical terminals
and some 1800 animation sequences produce the most sophisticated visitor
navigational aid ever installed in a UK museum. At each location users can source
information about facilities, galleries, exhibitions and events, all updated automatically
throughout the day.
The Opus
Information Kiosk was selected for it's combination of sleek design and high performance.
The product's ability to both support and withstand the daily onslaughts of
visitors, both young and old, was a significant factor in the choice. Opus was
customised for the Museum by the addition of stainless steel cladding engraved with the
sponsor's logo.
Date: 8th June
2000 - Transactional Kiosk
The UK's premier
exhibition for technology in the retail sector, Retail Solutions 2000, was chosen as the
launch venue for the new Opus Transactional Kiosk. Based on the popular and widely
acclaimed Opus Information Kiosk, the new Transactional unit introduces magnetic/smart
card reader and printing capability in a specially modified Opus display
head. Supervisor access for paper changes is made easy by a lockable
cover at the rear of the terminal.
The
Opus Transactional Kiosk retains all the design features that make the standard product
the first choice for unattended public access systems. opus combines a high
technical specification with rugged construction in an elegant design that occupies less
than 0.1m2 of valuable floor space.
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