Time-restricted 'smart' toilets arrive in Long Beach as city looks to plug restroom gaps
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Time-restricted ‘smart’ toilets arrive in Long Beach as city looks to plug restroom gaps
QR codes are an omnipresent aspect of smartphone-era life, controlling access of everything from airline tickets to restaurant menus. But in Long Beach, there are new, and perhaps unexpected, places that can be opened via a smartphone scan: public restrooms. As part of a pilot program, Washington D.C.-based Throne Labs has set up “smart” bathrooms at four locations across the city. Each of the units, known as Thrones, includes a toilet, an urina…
Time-restricted ‘smart’ toilets arrive in Long Beach
QR codes are an omnipresent aspect of smartphone-era life, controlling access of everything from airline tickets to restaurant menus. But in Long Beach, there are new, and perhaps unexpected, places that can be opened via a smartphone scan: public restrooms. As part of a pilot program, Washington D.C.-based Throne Labs has set up “smart” bathrooms [...]
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