Cincinnati, OH Interactive Kiosk Experience improves wayfinding and provides free Wi-Fi hotspots

Cincinnati, OH Interactive Kiosk Experience wayfinding Wi-Fi

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The city of Cincinnati has entered a zero-cost partnership with IKE Smart City and 3CDC to launch the Interactive Kiosk Experience (IKE) program. The IKE program involves installing 30 kiosks across the city to help visitors and residents navigate the city, access social services, and discover local businesses. Each kiosk will have ADA-compliant touchscreens, provide a free Wi-Fi hotspot, and display information specific to the surrounding area.

Kiosks Public Private Partnership (PPP)Wi-Fi

Cincinnati, OH

Municipality in Ohio

United States

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30 interactive kiosks to be installed in downtown Cincinnati

At the time of launch, five kiosks have been installed in the city, and there will be up to 30 installed across downtown Cincinnati in total.

Cincinnati adds interactive kiosks throughout downtown area - Ohio Times

The IKE kiosks have double-sided, ADA-compliant touchscreens, and each kiosk serves as a free WiFi hotspot displaying information specific to the surrounding area of where the kiosk is located. There will also be multilingual content listings and directories of local businesses, events, job listings, social services, food support and more. Each kiosk also features an […]

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