Having installed more than 400 totems and understanding that users spend no more than 1 minute and 20 seconds interacting, iUrban is well aware that the support is a means for the traveler to export information onto their mobile, and that:

1. There is no point in making directories full of resources in a list format.
2. Rather it is better to shown information adapted to the type of traveller applying artificial intelligence and Cicerone.

It is possible to export everything onto a mobile phone using a QR code with no need for downloads as well as placing it on traditional signage to make it smart. There are many options available:

• Offices open 24 hours a day:
  •  23.6-55” iSearch interactive windows. Affixed to the inside of the glass to provide information when the office closes.
  •  Wall-mounted screens between 23″ and 32″. No construction work is required; they are wall-mounted, and allow information to be easily shared as they run off interior cables. They also feature USB mobile charging points for tourists.
• Digital informers:
  • LED video wall. For the expert to show the trip to the tourist as if it were Netflix, an immersive experience.
• External information points:
  • Outdoor totem displays between 43″ and 55″. Need for civil works (footings), information points.
  • Monopole LED screens. Large screens, an average of 3 m tall, designed for digital posters.

What information can be displayed on digital totems? They allow tourist attractions to be segmented by traveller type, thanks to Cicerone.

1. Create a personalised trip in a matter of seconds
2. Street smarts. See the route and distance to travel.
3. Selfie spots and map and info downloads to obtain their data.

iUrban provides “turnkey” solutions: installation, software integration and maintenance of equipment both remotely and with technicians in the area. Monitoring patent. All devices can be monitored and activated remotely, whether the issue is with the internet or a power cut.