New at the JAMES Self Check-in Kiosk
The barrier-free “High Contrast” mode
Our goal is always the problem-free communication between guest and host and the reduction of corresponding hurdles. So it is only logical that physically impaired persons are also taken into account in the processes as much as possible. In the future, our “High Contrast” mode will contribute a large part to this barrier-free process. This special view of our interactive check-in kiosk uses high contrasts and a reduced design to ensure readability even for people with impaired vision. In addition, unnecessary text was deliberately omitted in order to keep communication as clear and the screen as uncluttered as possible.
See the new inclusive “High Contrast” mode for yourself in a short video.
Ensuring short distances, e.g. from the parking lot to the place of the appointment. Of course, this can also be a helpful feature for people who are only temporarily physically limited (injured, pregnant women).
The information whether persons with physical disabilities are in the building is extremely important information in case of evacuation and can save lives in case of emergency.
Automatic suggestions of barrier-free accessible rooms already during appointment booking.
Booking of special parking spaces for physically impaired persons directly when making an appointment
The automatic booking of necessary resources is another important feature for an accessible process. Here, for example, escorts or shuttle services (e.g. for large premises) can be booked directly with the appointment.
During project planning, we recommend the direct involvement of the equal opportunity officer. In this way, processes can be designed and implemented directly in a barrier-free manner.
