Experiência do visitante
E-paper signs for visitors and keepers that update over the air.
O desafio
Printed signs go out of date the day an animal moves, arrives or goes off show.
Living Labels
Reprinting signs takes time, so visitors read stale information and keepers' notes stay on paper. Living Labels are e-paper signs that update over the air: a large sign for visitors and a small tag that shows each enclosure's latest care log.
Tratadores, visitantes e segurança
Visitor signs
Species, conservation status, facts and next feed, kept current.
Keeper tags
Fed, cleaned, checked or issue at each enclosure, with time and keeper.
Gardens & trails
Labels for paths, plants and plots that change with the seasons.
Always current
Content updates over the air, with no reprinting.
Shows the last check
The keeper tag shows the latest log and who made it.
Scan or tap
A QR code and an NFC tag link phones to more.
Logs every tap
A tap records who tapped and what, and the light bar flashes.
Stale content shows
Every screen carries a timestamp.
Readable without power
Three-colour e-paper holds its image with no backlight.
Mount
Fix the sign to a wall plate, or band it to a post under its sun-hood.
Publish
Send names, facts and status to the sign over LoRa radio.
Engage
Visitors scan or tap for more; keepers tap to log their checks.
No more reprinting
Change a sign from your desk in minutes.
Better visits
Fresh information and a link to more on the visitor's phone.
Care at a glance
Anyone can see when an enclosure was last checked.
No wiring
Battery powered, with solar top-up outdoors.
Keeper Fob, whose taps show up on the keeper tags.
Planning a pilot?
Tell us about your signs, trails and rounds, and we will plan a Living Labels pilot.
Agende uma apresentação. Mostraremos um estudo de campo em andamento, a anotação por voz em tempo real e um modelo de visão computacional rodando localmente na borda: treinado com imagens reais de câmeras por tratadores e biólogos, comportamento por comportamento.
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