Princeton University installs wayfinding kiosks

Princeton University has installed wayfinding kiosks on its campus that provide maps with identifiable landmarks, according to a report on the university's website.

The kiosks will be updated every four to six months during busy construction periods to reflect closures and reopenings.

Princeton teamed with Applied Information Group, a global design firm that has designed wayfinding systems for institutions such as the Metropolitan Museum of Art and Central Park and cities such as London, Madrid and Rio de Janeiro.

Source: Kiosk Marketplace