Emse, a technology engineering company, has launched a new product. The product called LiveGate will serve as an information kiosk at airports. With its voice, text and video communication, LiveGate will make people's lives easier and save time. Muslu Oğuz, Founder and Chairman of the Board of Directors of Emse, said that they will continue to introduce new products to the market with their strong R&D centers and stated that they will respond to the needs of people.
Emse, a technology engineering company celebrating its 30th anniversary, is preparing to make a sound in the market with its new product. Emse, which provides services to its customers with queue management systems, information presentation panels with LCD screens (kiosks), electronic message boards, nurse call systems and digital information screens, recently launched LiveGate. LiveGate, which will serve as an information kiosk at airports, will make people's lives easier. Unlike conventional information kiosks, the device offers real-time video conferencing and will enable live information and assistance from the airport assistant. LiveGate will offer today's data transfer technology at the highest level to meet personal needs. The device will serve the user with multidimensional communication with audio, video, document transfer and transaction flexibility.
Saves time with practical use
Muslu Oğuz, Founder and Chairman of the Board of Directors of Emse, said that passengers will be able to make video calls with the airport assistant by pressing a single button thanks to their device and added, "We will make people's lives easier with our new device." Stating that passengers can easily change their reservations and get information about airport facilities, Muslu Oğuz said, "Passenger information can be obtained by the airport assistant through barcode reading or scanning. Passengers can print a printout for informational purposes. Flight information can be learned instantly."
Disabled not forgotten
Noting that information can be provided by the airport assistant with the help of sign language for hearing-impaired passengers, Oğuz said, "Our device can also provide live voice guidance for the visually impaired."
‘We will continue to respond to needs with our R&D studies’
Emphasizing that science and technology are changing rapidly in our age, Oğuz said, "We will take part in this change with our strong R&D infrastructure. We will continue to create products that make people's lives easier." Emphasizing that today's and future engineering should be open to interaction and development, Oğuz continued as follows: "Technology engineering is a field that is always developing and renewing itself. Therefore, developments should be closely followed and easy solutions should be offered to people. For many years, we have been proud to offer our customers high quality solutions in line with today's technology. We offer fast and practical solutions to our customers with the products we produce. At the same time, our products include applications that regulate social life. People's needs will increase day by day. Our R&D center will continue to produce technological products for the needs of people and renew our models."
LiveGate features to make life easier;
- With the push of a button, passengers can start a video call with the airport assistant.
- It offers personalized service in the language and expertise desired by the user.
- Provides information to the hearing and visually impaired by creating a channel of mutual empathy.
- It provides the advantage of making all digital or teller transactions of the organization.
- Passengers can instantly learn flight information (gate, flight, date, time, class) and be directed to their flights.
- The user or agent can exchange documents in their possession.
- Unlike classic Information kiosks, it offers real-time live video conferencing.