Download this University Smart Lockers brochure to learn more about the various applications of lockers across campus.
Smart Lockers allow for a seamless student experience while helping to elevate the overall campus experience. Having a place to store personal belongings when on campus all day, without the need to commit to a semester-long rental or the ability to easily pick up books, materials, food or other items from a locker – that’s the power of smart lockers.
Forgot about the antiquated paper process of renting a locker and cutting off locks at the end of the semester. Give students, faculty and staff the ability to use a locker (free or rented) when and where they need it.
Providing a secure and convenient storage solution for students to temporarily stash their bags, coats, and computers can greatly enhance their campus experience.
Additionally, offering storage options to alumni and booster clubs on game days allows them to store their belongings securely while they support their teams or engage in other activities. Similarly, prospective students and their parents on campus tours can benefit from the convenience of temporarily storing their belongings, making their visits more enjoyable.
Providing lockers as a free amenity with university ID access is an excellent option for students, staff, and visitors. By offering free access, the university can promote inclusivity and convenience for all members of the community to store their belongings securely.
However, for those who may require an extended or more personalized storage solution, configuring the lockers for rental with a seamless monetary transaction can be a valuable option. This allows individuals to have the flexibility to rent a locker for a longer period or choose a locker that meets their specific size or location preferences.
Smart Lockers for package and parcel delivery is a “traditional” use case for lockers on campus. Helping ease the burden and provide a quick and convenient way to retrieve packages is a great use case for smart lockers.
However, we are seeing pickup lockers used in
several other areas of the campus:
Giving students the ability to order and pickup books and equipment from the library easily and without hassle – using their Student ID or Mobile Credentials.
Recreational equipment rental, retrieval and deposit at Fitness & Recreation centers and other similar locations on campus.
Ambient lockers for easy, quick retrieval of food and other non-perishable items.
The vision of smart lockers on a college or university campus is to provide the ability to use a locker whenever and wherever you need one. Making it quick, easy and convenient for both the student and the staff. Using the same method to grab a locker as you do to pay for food, printing, get access to dormitories and other locations.
It’s all about the
Student Experience
