Keeping Campus Deliveries Safe & Simple, Post-Pandemic


We’ve all learned so much over the past year, and literally every aspect of campus life has changed. Even the campus experience has evolved to become more focused around safety.

During the Covid-19 pandemic, countless colleges and universities introduced electronic smart lockers as a means to provide safe and secure delivery and storage options for students and staff. From smart parcel lockers in Charlottetown, to contactless lockers in Burnaby, touchless smart lockers have become an integral part of the campus landscape and the student experience.

Safer and Smarter Student Amenities

Colleges and universities traditionally offer student amenities that are all about fun: state-of-the-art exercise facilities, great performing arts and music venues and a lively on-campus social scene. Continue reading to source for more information.



Address Details:

Snaile Inc

The Hub Building, 14-1 Crescent Road, Huntsville, ON, P1H 1Z6

Business Email : info@snaile.comBusiness

Phone Number : 1-800-750-6538 ext 214

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