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As technological advancements improve the banking industry, it will continue to give bank customers the opportunity to have their needs met without making plans to visit a location and speak to a bank teller. However, for customers who are used to waiting in line to speak with a teller, we need to figure out the best way to capture their attention and convince them to use self-service banking machines instead of ignoring the machine and waiting in line.
Please complete the following:
1) What unique method would you use to capture the attention of people as they walked by a self-service bank machine?
2) Specifically, what features (sounds, displays, lights, etc.) would capture the attention of a customer? Why do you feel this would work?
3) Attach an artistic rendering (design, sketch, mockup, etc.) showing how your solution would work when a passing customer walked by the banking machine.
Criteria: If you need help getting started, try exploring any of the technologies below to help you create your submission. Also, feel free to go beyond any these ideas and be creative!
- Bluetooth technology
- Light emitting or pulse/sound emitting beacon technology
- Gesture-based technology like the Microsoft Kinect
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Submissions will be graded on the following criteria:
- Meets Deliverables
- Creativity
- Clarity
will receive $150 each
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kjs8718 Truman State University | |
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vponomarenko San Diego State University | |
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Milss Sims Kaplan University | |
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Micah Rubin smcm | |
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Justin Jimenez California State Polytechnic University, Pomona | |
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Chelsea Stovall University of Texas at Austin | |
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Mandeep Patel University of Texas at Austin | |
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Jessicah Wood University of California, Santa Cruz | |
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Jacob Cordova Western Washington University | |
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Charles Herrera Johns Hopkins University |