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West Palm Beach to install interactive kiosks downtown
August 8, 2024
West Palm Beach, Florida is set to enhance its downtown area with the installation of up to 20 interactive kiosks, according to a report from The Palm Beach Post. The devices, which will provide information on everything from dining to events, will be managed by Columbus, Ohio-based IKE Smart City.
The kiosks will generate advertising revenue for the city, with an estimated annual income of $391,140 over a potential 15-year contract. The devices will also include emergency call buttons and optional cameras for public safety.
"Having a digital wayfinding map in a downtown will not only be great for navigation purposes, but you'll be able to get step-by-step instructions," West Palm Beach Assistant City Administrator Armando Fana told the news outlet.
The city has yet to determine the kiosk locations or installation timeline.
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