“…Hotels should exercise caution before taking random leaps into the world of modern gadgetry.
The first consideration must be the customer. Some people may find apps that know what movie they’re watching, where they’re going or whether they’re sleeping to be creepy. Other guests might not like the sight of a lobby full of high-tech devices…”
At Hotel 1000 in downtown Seattle, guests who want to sleep late don’t have to hang a “Do Not Disturb†sign on their doorknobs. Each of the hotel’s rooms contains an infrared sensor that detects body heat and displays the results to the housekeeping staff on a door panel (unless the guest doesn’t want it to). If the sensor shows someone is in the room, the cleaners skip it and move on.
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