How a Deaf-Run Pizzeria Takes Your Order Over the Phone
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Date: 2022-07-06
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Comments and reviews: 8
GeneralBrew
Truly amazing. This is how you use technology to break down barriers that divide us. Yes, even non man-made barriers stop us from being connected as a people. The people at Mozzeria do something great and having a disability has just made that dream that much sweeter, now that they can basically operate like a -regular- restaurant.
Great piece WIRED. Keep it up!
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Truly amazing. This is how you use technology to break down barriers that divide us. Yes, even non man-made barriers stop us from being connected as a people. The people at Mozzeria do something great and having a disability has just made that dream that much sweeter, now that they can basically operate like a -regular- restaurant.
Great piece WIRED. Keep it up!
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miniol
How about using android tablets with wireless charging and make the entire table/shelf/counter where the tablets are being put down during the day full of built-in qi chargers? This way the tablets would charge every time they are simply put away, without any hassle.
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How about using android tablets with wireless charging and make the entire table/shelf/counter where the tablets are being put down during the day full of built-in qi chargers? This way the tablets would charge every time they are simply put away, without any hassle.
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Petr
Why can't they just charge the tablets through the day. It's not like they're outside or something, there has to be electricity all around then. Why they use device's battery, when they're stationary.
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Why can't they just charge the tablets through the day. It's not like they're outside or something, there has to be electricity all around then. Why they use device's battery, when they're stationary.
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Serge
Wireless electricity with wireless electricity receivers on the tablets would be a good solution. I don't think the technology of wireless electricity has been widely implemented though.
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Wireless electricity with wireless electricity receivers on the tablets would be a good solution. I don't think the technology of wireless electricity has been widely implemented though.
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ASL
I just found your video. If I lived in your area, I know where I'd be buying my pizza. Love Deaf businesses! I'll give ya'll a shout out on my social media.
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I just found your video. If I lived in your area, I know where I'd be buying my pizza. Love Deaf businesses! I'll give ya'll a shout out on my social media.
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Sierra
I live really close to sf with has a deaf pizza place and I know some asl, I-m in asl 2 but I-m too scared cus what if I blank and ask for soup-
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I live really close to sf with has a deaf pizza place and I know some asl, I-m in asl 2 but I-m too scared cus what if I blank and ask for soup-
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Koen
The restaurant should try to get a system going so there iPads are in the charger all the time, like tiny dock stations at every iPad.
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The restaurant should try to get a system going so there iPads are in the charger all the time, like tiny dock stations at every iPad.
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JoeBlu
What if you put the tablets on adjustable arms, either from the ceiling or the floor and have them be permanently plugged in.
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What if you put the tablets on adjustable arms, either from the ceiling or the floor and have them be permanently plugged in.
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