Instant Feedback ‘Smiley’ Buttons Go Touchless in Pandemic Companies are developing contactless interfaces to gauge the sentiment of consumers now wary of touching buttons.

The smiley feedback buttons at airports do actually work – and they are changing the way we travel ...

HAVE you ever pressed one of those smiley face feedback buttons as you made your way through an airport? Chances are you thought they don’t actually do anything – but that’s where you’d… ...

Yes, those smiley-faced feedback buttons you see in airports and stores, that's our Finnish company, HappyOrNot. I must start by saying that this happiness title is not self-proclaimed.

Miika Mäkitalo is CEO of HappyOrNot, the customer and employee feedback company famous for its smiley-button terminals positioned across the US, and in more than 4,000 airports, restaurants ...

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Finland-based technology firm HappyOrNot, whose smiley terminals allow customers to quickly give feedback at airport and fast-food shops, unveiled on Thursday a venture capital investment round of ...

Who Really Invented the Smiley Face? It’s supposedly the 50th anniversary of the original design of the iconic image, but its history since then is surprisingly complex with millions of dollars ...

Smiley face buttons and badges from the 1970s. Blank Archives/Hulton Archive/Getty Images Of course the smiley face wasn’t always just an emoji.

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That’s the point of the HappyOrNot terminals. Users press a button showing one of four smiley/frowny variants to rate the service or product.