"One of Ifinity’s biggest clients is the city of Warsaw, where beacons are being implemented in the city office, public transport, museums and galleries. The city also commissioned a pilot implementation for microlocation and navigation systems in the Center for the Disabled.
Ifinity, co-founded by Adam Jesionkiewicz and Michal Polak, provides the ability to integrate existing IT systems with its beacons, allowing for POS micropayments, real-time equipment registry, parking space management and advanced data analytics.
While implementing these beacons and creating awareness will take a lot of time and money, it certainly has many helpful use cases, particularly in helping with the disabled. Check out the video to see how it works."
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Beacon Transmitter Service Ifinity Valued At $12M After Seed Round – TechCrunch
Apple’s iBeacon tech is still in its early stages, but we’re starting to see more people show interest in the idea of connecting their smartphones with real-world places and items. Ifinity, a Warsaw-based company, uses a similar type of beacon service but wants to raise its scalability …
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