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Urban Vision and Tim launched new digital booths that offer touch screen access to a broad array of services and digital content, including public utility services. The ‘smart’ stations were unveiled by Pietro Labriola, CEO of the TIM Group, at the closing day of Italian Tech Week. The City of Milan will be the pioneer of this project, which, by 2024, aims to make the city’s streets and squares increasingly smart and sustainable.
In developing the new TIM digital booth, Urban Vision relied on the principles that have always characterized its relationship with the city: creating value for the community in terms of public utility, innovation, and safety, through technologically advanced solutions, fully integrated with the urban fabric.
The new booths will be equipped with special sensory applications that will allow people with motor disabilities, language barriers, or visual impairments, to access information and digital services in a personalized, simple, and fast manner.
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