Wearables

Hotels are opening and travelers are returning; Hotels must equip staff with employee safety devices to avoid potential safety risks.

After announcing in June 2020 that MagicBands will be ending in 2021, Disney has rolled out what many assume will be replacing them: smartphone tech.

Carnival’s CXO has learned to do whatever it takes to achieve his goals, which often means refusing to be confined to a single way of operating.

New partnership combines Aclaimant's technology and risk management expertise with StrongArm's Fuse Flex wearable product to keep front-line workers safe amid ongoing pandemic.

Before wearable tech was a thing and IoT devices existed, one man had a vision to improve the guest experience; 10 years later he accomplished it.

Associated Luxury Hotels International utilized new offering that provides meeting planners with vital analytics and tools for small and large groups.

Innovative OceanMedallion™ wearable is key to touchless capabilities, effortless vacations.

Wearable technology combined with contact tracing could help halt onboard outbreaks before they start.

When panic button device is activated, employee can be tracked in real time and throughout a building or across a property, and the RUCKUS IoT Suite can activate security cameras, lighting, door locks and other connected systems as part of the response.

From faces replacing rewards cards to RFID casino chips, these new use cases for technology will soon be commonplace.

Made with ocean plastic, the wristband serves as a room key, gps, payment card, and more.

LEGOLAND, Sea Life and Madame Tussauds owner consolidates payment systems across attractions to power future growth.