SwipBox accelerates its global expansion with screen-equipped solutions

SwipBox adds screen-equipped solutions to the Infinity portfolio to expand into global markets more quickly. The new SwipBox Infinity Flex and Connect models blend screen-based convenience with the simplicity of SwipBox’s battery-driven ecosystem – opening doors to new markets.While Infinity Flex 10 features a built-in screen and scanner in a 28-compartment locker, Infinity Connect 10 is a standalone control module that can pair with any Infinity locker and move between sites, providing screen access as needed.Staying true to SwipBox’s lean approach, carriers only need one screen module per location, keeping setups simple and cost-effective, while users can choose to operate lockers via the familiar app or via the new screen interface.“We’ve taken the best from both worlds – our screen expertise from the SwipBox Classic range and our lean, modular Infinity design – to create a hybrid solution that supports global growth,” said Jens Rom, CEO of SwipBox. “These new models allow us to enter markets where screens are a must, all within one ecosystem.”As with all Infinity models, the new solutions are fully battery-driven for fast, cable-free installation. Whether part of a locker or a standalone solution, the screen module features a dedicated power source, while all lockers remain fully app-operable – ensuring flexible access and reliable performance across the network.“Our customers value flexibility and reliability above all,” added Kasper Cort, CCO of SwipBox. “With Infinity Flex 10 and Infinity Connect 10, they can tailor their networks to local preferences while relying on the same proven, low-maintenance technology already deployed worldwide.”With the new screen-equipped models, SwipBox strengthens its position as a global leader in modular, app-driven parcel locker solutions, giving carriers greater freedom to expand across diverse markets with a single, unified system.Weiter zum vollständigen Artikel bei Post&Parcel Weiter zum vollständigen Artikel bei Post&Parcel