Better access for disabled bank customers

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SafeStore Auto – Gunnebo's system for self-service safe deposit lockers – units have been improved to allow better access for disabled customers. A movable touch screen, a special keyboard, a sound device and special card readers are just some of the new features now being launched. SafeStore Auto has already proven to work well for wheelchair-bound customers, but Gunnebo is now presenting a brand new package of improvements to improve access both for this group, and for people with other disabilities. The upgraded kit for disabled people will fit a laterally and vertically adjustable touch screen to the SafeStore Auto system. The keyboard also has Braille for visually impaired customers. Another helpful solution is that the control panel itself can be operated by voice control thanks to an installed sound card. In effect the customer ‘talks' with the computer. A specially designed card reader, primarily adapted for people with Parkinson's disease, has also been developed. However, instead of using a card and personal code, customers may also choose to identify themselves using the biometric system which is also part of the new kit for disabled people. The first SafeStore Auto with this option was installed in November 2008 at Crédit Industriel et Commercial in Lyon, France.

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