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Seongdong-gu Introduces 'Smart Electronic Nameplates' in Pilot Program to Create Paperless, Eco-Friendly Meeting Rooms
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- Seoul's Seongdong-gu has introduced 'smart electronic nameplates' on a trial basis in the district office's strategy meeting room, using electronic displays instead of paper to show attendees.
- The nameplates use dual electronic paper displays, and the information on multiple devices can be changed at once via a smartphone app and Bluetooth.
- District Chief Jeong Won-o said the rollout will be expanded gradually after gathering staff opinions, and the district plans to extend it to various meeting spaces.
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