Martha learns user habits, predicts intentions, and delivers personalized assistance in real-time thanks to advanced features such as voice interaction and facial recognition. It recognizes users thanks to infrared-based devices and can interact with them or propose personalized content. Martha's programming allows for continuous skill expansion, adapting to new functions as needed.
Martha is compatible with various elevator systems, streamlining management through a single interface. It’a also possible to integrate Martha with building devices and systems, like automatic cleaning machines and medical robots.
Martha's recognition technology provides a remarkable advantage through its ability to deliver tailored content and information display, which also presents opportunities for advertising. Building administrators can efficiently manage content updates across multiple elevators via Martha's system.
Elevator trips are simplified as Martha allocates floors without the need for buttons, ensuring smooth passenger journeys. Thanks to graceful degradation, it’s also more accessible to users with disabilities or limited mobility. With in-cabin and floor image capture, Martha enhances building security and monitoring capabilities.
This innovation also aimed to reduce crane usage by automatically allocating floors to users, which makes it less prone to human error. Simply put, less usage means fewer breakdowns. Moreover, Marthaself-diagnoses faults, alerts handlers, and facilitates remote repairs and updates, minimizing downtime. Her design and proactive maintenance minimize malfunctions, ensuring a dependable and efficient service.
