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AgendaBeacon UX Basics

Types of Users

Use Cases:

● Synkick

● Guidigo

● Kisi

Beacon UX Basics

How beacons work

A beacon is a small, wireless device which transmitsa continuous radio signal.

The signal is detected by nearby smart devices via Bluetooth Smart™.

Your smart device then sends that ID number to the cloud server.

The server checks what action is assigned to that ID number & responds.

The signal tells your smart device “I’m Here” by giving its ID number.

The Power of Context

User Types

End-User

The ultimate user of the app

The person for whom the experience is designed for

Data Analyst

The person who analyzes the data gathered by the app about the end users & service.

Beacon Manager

The type of user that is responsible for beacon deployments and management

Use Cases

Synkick

When you walk into a SYNKICK-READY bar or café, the playlist will automatically adjust to match your music preferences.

In order to create the ULTIMATE MUSIC EXPERIENCE, Synkick considers the mood of the moment and is able to mix the songs where your taste meets the taste of your peers!

de Young Museum in SFThe first museum to officially partner with GuidiGo and Kontakt.io to offer a guided tour on Google Glass.

● BLE beacon at each artwork unlocks additional content;

● Beacon triggers the related animation on Glass when the visitor approaches a painting marked with the audio sign.

Kisi

Open The Door With Your Smartphone.

● History of access requests● Authorization of access ● Remote unlocks via smartphone to

allow tenants without keys to access the space

● Authorization of tenants enabled via smartphone (iOS and Android)

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