Question #260

Can buildings explain how they use energy?

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Lumen for hotels

One guest profile. Every dining moment in the building.

A guest who states a dairy allergy at breakfast should not restate it at dinner, in the lounge, or on a conference lunch card.

Where it applies

Breakfast
Room service
Conference dining
Restaurants
Spa cafés
Executive lounges
Banqueting
Large events
Business travellers
International guests

Demonstration

Three hotel scenarios, adapted live.

Lactose intolerant. Late dinner. Hotel restaurant.

At the table

  • Solo guestLate service · Quiet table

This table can safely enjoy 6 dishes.

2 adapted · 2 hidden

  • SafeCharred flatbread, hummus, za'atar
  • SafeRoast chicken, thyme jus
  • SafeSatay skewers, peanut sauce
  • SafeMiso aubergine, sesame rice
  • SafeLentil dhal, coconut, coriander
  • SafeSteamed rice bowl, seasonal greens
  • AdaptPan-seared sea bass, brown butterButter can be replaced with olive oil.
  • AdaptButtermilk pancakesOat-milk version available.

Dairy dishes hidden or shown with a stated substitution. Order placed without a single question to the floor.

What the pass receives

Table 8

  • One dairy allergy
  • One gluten intolerance
  • Two vegan diners
  • No peanuts

Kitchen can prepare safely. Simple. Professional.

Accessibility, at hotel scale

Voice menus
Screen readers
Dyslexia-friendly typesetting
Large text
Colour blindness
Simple English
Multi-language
Older guests
Hospital patients

Systems it would connect to

Hotel PMS
POS
Ordering systems
Kitchen display systems
Digital signage
Tablets
Room service
Restaurant websites
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