Accessibility: welcome everyone!

ESII has implemented features to facilitate the reception of people with reduced mobility, hearing or visual disabilities in your facility.

  • RGAA software
  • Adapted kiosks
  • Speech transcription
  • Voice commanded kiosk
  • Kiosk for illiteracy persons

Our solutions allow accessibility and comply with the law of 2005-102 which defines the freedom of movement in space, the use of tools and understanding for equal rights and opportunities, participation and citizenship of people with disabilities.

They also comply with the provisions laid down by the decree of 1 August 2006 corresponding to the construction and housing code relating to accessibility for disabled persons of facilities open to the public and premises open to the public during their construction or creation.

For the reception of people with reduced mobility, hearing or visual disabilities, ESII solutions allow:

  • Identification on arrival
  • Referral to a specific service
  • An orientation towards a suitable reception station (wide door, with floor loop, microphone system, floor guidance, explanatory notice in Braille, etc.)
  • Specific alerts (on workstation and/or email and/or text messages)
  • The possibility of a faster queue without conflict with other visitors
  • Adapted reception systems (Kiosk, video, voice synthesis, etc.)

Borne Twana™

Range of adapted kiosks

The TWANA kiosk complies with circular DGUHC 2007-53 specifying law n°2005-102 of 02/11/05

For the visually impaired, a Braille zone is located at the bottom of the terminal and indicates to visitors where to press on the screen (PRM button).

For visitors with disabilities: all control and reading elements are between 90 and 130cm from the floor according to the standard.

ESII has provided a screen tilt of 45° allowing use and readability by both able-bodied people and people in wheelchairs.

In addition, the kiosk has a recess that facilitates front use without being too far from the readers (located above the screen) and allowing use from the side necessary for certain disabilities.

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Orion Voice To Text

Speech transcription

Orion Voice To Text provides people with hearing disabilities the best live captioning solution, but is also usable for all the audience you receive on your premises:

  • people with mild deafness,
  • the senior audience
  • or if you have opted for room dividers for safety and hygiene reasons

Twavox

Sound reinforcement

Twavox: application Sound reinforcement for meetings/conferences

Once the application has been downloaded to the smartphone and the listening accessory connected, the person with hearing impairment can comfortably take part in a thematic conference.

  • Adjustable sound volume
  • Adjustable equalizer according to hearing impairment makes the voice more intelligible and clear
  • Low latency: audio does not lag

 

Read more on Twavox website

Aria

Voice command

ARIA uses voice command to select the information you need on the kiosk. You send your request to ARIA using your own words (natural language) that Aria interprets to find the right service from a list of purposes, the one that is most likely to meet your immediate need. .

Use cases