The national mobile operator UNITEL, as part of its commitment to the development and consolidation of national culture and tourism, launched last week the service know the band, which consists of placing plates activated by a barcode scanner (QR), with information about places of public interest, namely: hospitals, pharmacies, police units, hotels, restaurants, events and main curiosities of the city's areas.
The first activation of the project was carried out at UNITEL's headquarters in Talatona, and where it is expected to be placed in easily accessible areas in the coming days, for consultation and guidance by city dwellers, namely: Uptown, Marginal, popular neighborhood, Patriot, Talatone, São Paulo, Valodia, Viana, Av. Hoji-Ya-Henda, Rangel, Cazenga e Viana.
To access the bar code (QR) information on the Plate, the user must have the help of the phone's camera, which will direct him to a landing page that contains the specific information.
According to what was revealed in the official communiqué, to which the editorial staff of MenosFios had access, the project know the band It has the support of the National Institute of Cultural Heritage under the Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Environment, the Ministries of Health and the Interior, the Provincial Governments, and the Association of Tourist Guides.
