Yanolja’s cloud hospitality solutions company, Sanha IT, has received the Intelligent Information Product (Unmanned Information Terminal) Information Accessibility Quality Certification for its WINGS SMART KIOSK. The certification is awarded by South Korea’s Ministry of Science and ICT and operated by the National Information Society Agency (NIA).
The WINGS SMART KIOSK met all 40 accessibility evaluation criteria across both hardware and software. The certification recognises the kiosk’s ability to provide an accessible experience for wheelchair users, people with visual or hearing impairments, older adults and guests with diverse accessibility needs.
WINGS SMART KIOSK Adds Accessibility Features
The kiosk includes several accessibility features designed to improve usability for all guests. These include a dedicated barrier-free control panel, text-to-speech voice guidance, a Braille keypad, screen magnification and high-contrast display options. It also offers audio security controls, privacy screen masking and extended operation time settings to improve accessibility while protecting user data.
Yanolja Expands Barrier-Free Hospitality Solutions
Following the certification, Sanha IT plans to expand its barrier-free smart hospitality solutions to make accommodation services more accessible. The company also aims to support small and medium-sized accommodation operators in adopting accessible technology through government support programmes and strategic partnerships.
Sanha IT Co-CEO Kyunghoon Cheon said the certification comes as demand for barrier-free kiosks grows following South Korea’s updated disability accessibility regulations. He added that the company will continue supporting inclusive hospitality while helping businesses reduce technology adoption costs.
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Contactless Hotel Operations
The WINGS SMART KIOSK integrates with WINGS Easy PMS·CMS, Sanha IT’s property and channel management platform. The system synchronises reservations, room inventory and pricing across more than 40 domestic and international online travel agency (OTA) channels, helping hotels reduce operational errors such as overbookings.
The kiosk also supports Korean, English, Japanese and Chinese. It includes passport and foreign resident card scanning, allowing international guests to complete contactless check-in quickly and efficiently.
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