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We have up and down hills, we have elevators, whatever, so we have inside of the offer of the main operator, at least seven or eight means of transportation — that's really something unique. normally, you have either bus, tram or underground — that's it. you have literally everything from boats to elevators. so we thought that if we managed to connect this city, which is really, really, really complex geography and landscape, i mean, we can scale up as much as we want. it uses bluetooth beacons placed throughout the city which automatically detect the journey a passenger makes and what mod...

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Challenging. renting and running large office spaces is costly. where you get to know how many people will spend how much time in them. so while we have seen so—called smart buildings pop up for some years, now, never has the need for flexible space and a safer, efficient lower people felt more important. this is 22 bishopsgate, a new building housed to designed to house 12,000 staff, and from the ground up technology has been built in. if you are an employee, you enter the building using an app as soon as you walk in. bluetooth beacons will recognise you. if you are a visitor, you get sent ...

Renting and running large office space is costly. and we're yet to know how many people will spend how much time in them. so while we've seen so—called "smart buildings" pop up for some years now, never has the need for flexible space and a safe and efficient flow of people felt more important. this is 22 bishopsgate, a new building that's been designed to house 12,000 staff, and, from the ground up, technology has been built in. in fact, if you're an employee, then you enter the building by using an app. as soon as you walk in, bluetooth beacons will recognise you. and if you're a visitor, ...

Then you enter the building by using an app. as soon as you walk in, bluetooth beacons will recognise you. and if you're a visitor, well, you get sent a qr code. there's a facial recognition option too, no standard reception desk, and even the lifts can know where to take you. and if you'd arrived by the much—encouraged method of cycling, the app would have told you where there was a bike space too. and, once you're at work, you can also book a meeting room through the app, and that means when you arrive you don't need to touch anything — you can just walk straight in — and, if you don't...