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Nebraska bank employs eye-opening tech
January 2, 2008
The Associated Press: A First National Bank branch in Papillion, Neb., has added several self-service options for its customers. The bank features some new high-tech innovations — including a "digital koi pond." The digital projection system displays banking options on the floor. Users can step on an icon projected onto the bank's floor that points the user to the appropriate kiosk in the bank. The kiosks cover such things as loans, new accounts and small business advice. The bank also uses eye-scanning technology for safe deposit box access.
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