Motorola Solutions this week announced the launch of its Curve Wi-Fi enhanced business radio with voice assistance capabilities designed to support retail, hospitality and restaurant operations.
The company also announced a new collaboration with Indyme Solutions, a global leader in customer engagement, workflow automation and loss prevention, to address challenges impacting retail operations.
The initial integration with Indyme will allow retail associates to receive alerts via Curve when customers arrive for curbside pickups or press in-store call buttons for assistance. In the future, additional technologies will be integrated through the Indyme platform, including video security and body-worn camera systems. This will help to improve customer service, loss prevention and threat response, as retail employees using Curve will be able to receive audio messages when customers are dwelling near merchandise or team members activate the record buttons on their body-worn cameras.
Product demonstrations of Curve will be given at the National Retail Federation (NRF) trade show, booth #4036, from January 16-18 at the Javits Center in New York.
Katja Millard, VP, Professional Commercial Products, Motorola Solutions
Curve is built to deliver rapid and reliable push-to-talk radio communications across environments that are busy and unpredictable, with the added benefits of Wi-Fi for features like voice assistance. Users can use voice commands to log in and out of the device, direct calls to specific people or groups, send voice messages and access radio analytics.
Joe Budano, CEO of Indyme Solutions
Retailers are the big winners in our new working relationship with Motorola Solutions. By integrating Indyme’s world-leading instant awareness platform, SmartResponse, with the innovative new Curve radio, retailers can drive efficiency, reduce loss and delight customers in ways never imagined before.
