Pic By HotSpot Media - REVELLER'S NEW BEST FRIEND -IN PIC- MEET the revellers new best friend – an interactive sign that will direct you to the nearest happy hour. At the push of a button the Point interactive sign will send you to the nearest bar, takeaway or taxi rank by moving the point to show you the direction and distance to travel. Different options are available at different times of day to allow city-residents and visitors to navigate easily around the urban environment. Nearby transport, sporting events and music venues will all benefit from the new interactive Point signs, which are being rolled out in the US at the moment.. SEE HOTSPOT MEDIA COPY 0121 551 1004
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