Swapbox Kiosks: The ‘Post Office of the Future’

By | July 10, 2014

Now sprouting like mushrooms in San Francisco are kiosks sporting safe-grade electronic locks for customers to receive and send items through San Francisco-based Swapbox, a start-up which views itself as a “super post office,” the company’s chief technology officer and co-founder Nitin Shantharam told India-West.

Source: www.indiawest.com

Swapbox now has 21 kiosks — most of them in San Francisco and a few in Silicon Valley — and is ramping up to 25 kiosks soon. “Our (kiosks) are three times larger than Amazon lockers,” the Indian American co-founder pointed out.

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About the Founding Editor: Craig Allen Keefner is an industry analyst and publisher focused on self‑service kiosks, retail automation, and digital signage. He founded KioskIndustry.org, the Kiosk Manufacturer Association and created The Industry Group (TIG) self‑service technology report. Connect on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/kiosk .