QR Codes Enhance Accessibility in South African Malls
A Johannesburg mall has introduced an innovative service, providing on-demand sign-language interpreting via QR codes.
This service is part of a larger trend of accessibility innovation in South Africa, transforming the way people experience public spaces.
- Clearwater Mall in Roodepoort, Johannesburg, has launched this service to promote inclusive retail tech.
Accessibility innovation is quietly transforming how South Africans experience public spaces.
This development signals a future where retail tech prioritizes inclusivity, making public spaces more accessible to all.
Author's summary: QR codes improve mall accessibility.
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