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● Development of an elevator button system incorporating holographic technology: 160 years ago, Elisha Graves Otis of the United States developed and succeeded in developing the world's first commercial elevator and has continued to this day. In 1910, the elevator was first introduced by the Bank of Korea (currently the Bank of Korea) in Korea. Elevator technology has changed, innovated, and digitized countless times, but buttons have continued to this day without much change. This technology has been commercialized by implementing a technology that touches numbers by floating hologram technology in the air in the form of an existing touch or pressing with force.
Just as COVID-19 has changed many parts of our daily lives, elevator technology has also changed. The elevator is an essential civilization in our daily lives, and it can be said to be an essential facility in most buildings. However, the elevator space is relatively small, closed, dense, and dense, so-called three-mile area, and it is a place that requires considerable attention in the COVID-19 situation.
The "safe touch display for contact devices," which is being developed as part of the "Life-Based Non-face-to-face Leading Service Revitalization Project" as a government task, is a technology that can be used for elevator buttons that are close to daily life. If used in an elevator where a large number of people get on and off, it can suppress viral infections that spread through contact such as COVID-19 as much as possible. In addition, the technology can be applied to be expanded to be used in large hospitals, office buildings, and financial ATMs that require quarantine and security as a top priority.
