Digital Signage Articles
Digital Signage Articles

Home / Advertise Me

Advertise Me · 2 March 2015

Digital Wayfinding Kiosks for Liverpool Hospital Goes Live

By Advertise Me · Updated 2 March 2015

Digital Wayfinding Liverpool Hospital Entrance B

Digital Wayfinding Liverpool Hospital Entrance B

Our custom Digital Wayfinding Kiosk solution for Liverpool Hospital in Southern Western Sydney Local District Australia has now gone live! Liverpool Hospital is one of the largest hospital in NSW Australia and spans across multiple interconnected buildings. With the recent extension and renovation of an existing building, patients and visitors found it difficult to navigate to their destination – yes it was frustrating for visitors, patients and also staff and there had to be a solution to this problem. The answer was Digital Wayfinding Kiosks.

Digital-Wayfinding-Liverpool-Hospital-Nuclear

The concept of supplying a digital wayfinding may seem simple at first but the challenge was to provide a solution to meet the complex nature of the Hospital environment and this included:

  • guiding visitors to their destinations using walkways that is accessible only for the public with multiple entrance points
  • buildings with different levels and each level having  a different layout
  • providing basic instructions for non English speaking visitors

So after numerous consultations with Hospital staff, we provided a custom solution like no other!

Digital Wayfinding Liverpool Hospital Lift C

The solution consisted of 7 custom designed touchscreen Kiosks positioned at major entrances of the hospitals. The major features of our digital wayfinding solution are:

  • software built using the latest web technologies and uses a similar framework which is used by Navigational Based GPS Systems, Google Maps, etc.
  • routing is based on dictated walkable paths and uses an algorithm based on shortest distance from current location to destination point
  • routing inside buildings as well as between buildings
  • all data is stored in a database and managed using an Online Management System
  • multiple search functions by department and clinic
  • 5 Languages – English, Vietnamese, Arabic, Chinese, Hindi
  • uses a SMART Filter which provides dynamic real-time filtering as well as wildcard filtering against multiple words
  • reporting – Know exactly what is and isn’t being used
  • screensaver feature to show communication messages or advertisements when not being used
  • and may more features!

Liverpool Hospital Digital Wayfinding Screenshots

Our solution is the new benchmark in digital wayfinding solutions for Hospitals across Australia and potentially all over the world.

View our portfolio

Request a quote

Need a Digital Wayfinding Solution?

Contact us on 1300 880 005 or request a quote.

The post Digital Wayfinding Kiosks for Liverpool Hospital Goes Live appeared first on Digital Signage Advertising Interactive Solutions.

Article Source: http://www.advertiseme.com.au/digital-wayfinding-kiosks-for-liverpool-hospital-goes-live/

Visit the Advertise Me

Related Articles:

About our Sponsor:

Advertise Me advertiseme.com.au

Advertise Me is a privately owned Australian company specialising in all aspects of digital signage solutions.

Our team of highly skilled professionals is able to introduce innovative ways for businesses to communicate with their intended audiences for a variety of purposes including informing, educating, entertaining and selling.

You can expect us to:

  • offer the most affordable and cost effective solutions tailored to your specific business needs.
  • provide you with concise and accurate information and will ensure that you understand and are comfortable with our proposals.
  • strive to make our clients happy and successful.

We have partnered with a number of key reputable organisations and will continue to build further partnerships to deliver the most effective solutions for our customers.

Request a Digital Signage Quote

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

 

Continue exploring

Back to the desk →