A consumer uses their smartphone camera and quickly scans their delivery environment. They then click to place a delivery point in or near the scanned location.

No. Delivery points can be set in three-dimensions allowing for delivery precisely where customers want them, whether it’s a tabletop or a second-story balcony.

No. Sojourn technology easily integrates into popular delivery and shopping apps. No additional apps are needed. 

Yes. This can easily be deployed for drone or robot couriers whether human-operated or autonomous.

No. Small data points are collected, that can only be interpreted by Sojourn algorithms. At no time is a picture taken of a customer’s location.

Sojourn technology creates a three-dimensional point-cloud map of a customer’s environment on a micro-scale such that it cannot be replicated. Precise delivery points are tied to this map. When couriers arrive they find commonalities between the map and the environment in their view, which reveals the customer created delivery point.

No. Sojourn does not replace GPS. It is a complementary technology that is used in conjunction with GPS to specify precise spatial location to a degree that GPS is unable.

A delivery point can be set anywhere. This allows for precise delivery by couriers, even indoors or in internet dead zones.

No special hardware is needed to use Sojourn technology. It works on RGB cameras that are currently on all smartphone devices.

No. A set delivery point remains persistent for subsequent deliveries, and can be used for other companies delivering with Sojourn technology.