North Middlesex University Hospital wayfinding kiosks helps visitors find their destination in the hospital grounds and provides a print out to aid them on their way. Powered by the Waypoint Touch software.
Application: NMUH Waypoint Touch
Product: Interactive Kiosks
Solution: Wayfinding
Location: North Middlesex University Hospital, England
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