Allegion’s Jeff Koziol speaks with campus clients about how to know if mobile is the right solution for your campus, and when a campus should consider the transition. Hear from the University of San Francisco, the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, and the University of Vermont as they each share their experiences, the value they expect to receive from the move to mobile credentials, and advice they have for their peers.

The University of Texas at Dallas has reached an agreement with Starship Technologies that will see the company’s delivery robots deployed on the Dallas campus. The university’s food service provider, Chartwells, partnered with Starship Technologies to bring 30 delivery robots to the UT Dallas campus with the program officially launching on December 3.

After launching on campuses just over one year ago, the Transact Mobile Credential has since quickly cemented itself as the next major advancement in campus identity. To discuss the developments in Mobile Credential over the past year, Transact will host a free webinar alongside the University of Alabama on Monday December 9 from 1:00 – 2:00 PM EST detailing both high-level statistics, and some in-depth experiences from one of its launch campuses.

Robert Lydic, vice president of PAC OEM business at Allegion, discusses the mobile credential movement, its rapid acceptance at an increasing number of campuses, and the growing momentum around the technology. Hear Allegion’s tips for preparing for a mobile ecosystem on your campus, and how to find the true value in mobile credentials.

Allegion’s Jeff Koziol talks about the company’s longstanding partnership with Touchnet and how the pair have worked together over the years to deliver strong, university-specific solutions. Koziol also discusses more recent trends, specifically the move from traditional plastic cards to digital credentials on mobile devices, and how wireless technology is being deployed on campuses.

Starship Technologies’ march on college campuses continues this week, with the addition of the University of Houston to the company’s autonomous robot delivery service. The Starship robots will now deliver food and drinks from participating merchants to students on the Houston campus.

Starship Technologies has added another university to its growing list of campus clients, with the announcement that the University of Wisconsin-Madison will deploy the company’s robot delivery system on campus. UW-Madison will deploy a fleet of 30 Starship food delivery robots this week, and will open the delivery service to its 66,000 students faculty and staff from a roster of university-run, on-campus dining locations.