• anon6789
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      10 months ago

      I work in a pharma research facility, so people can have literally any disease or chemical on their hands, so we have a lot of doors with hand wave sensors.

      Just wag your mitts in front of it, and the door opens. They’re on the wall a few steps before the door, so the door is usually open by the time you get to it.

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        I work in a hospital, we use these long vertical elbow buttons or rfid readers with a badge which is also touchless.

        And if I need to push a button like in elevators, I use the knuckle of my ring finger.

        Some even have this little touch tool on their Keychain to touch screens or buttons.