Nespresso Professional launched new touchless functionalities for its Nespresso Momento eco-system to bring even safer coffee moments to every office. The current situation has disrupted many workplaces, with employees looking to adapt to increased safety measures and sanitary precautions while maintaining or recreating social moments with colleagues. This is why Nespresso Professional has developed three new options for its Nespresso Momento machines to enable employees to maintain social interactions around a cup of coffee in a safer way[1].
Nespresso Professional will be launching a remote control solution for all Nespresso Momento machines, where coffee drinkers will control the machine from their mobile phones thanks to an intuitive web-app. This will enable employees to insert the capsule and then choose their preferred cup size and recipe directly from their phone, without touching the machine for a fully contactless experience.
Another option is automatic brewing that can be set up on Nespresso Momento Coffee and Nespresso Momento Coffee & Coffee machines. This means coffees will be brewed without touching the screen thanks to the Nespresso Momento capsule recognition feature. The machine will recognize the inserted capsule and brew the coffee according to the predefined cup size.
Nespresso Momento machines also offer a lock-screen option to allow employees to interact with them safely. The main advantage is that each coffee drinker can disinfect the touch-screen before interacting with it.
These options can be complemented by new single touch accessories with the new Nespresso capsules dispensers that help make every coffee moment even safer.
The Nespresso Momento system invites people to enjoy a cup of coffee, helping them forge more meaningful relationships in the office, now in an even safer way. It is therefore the coffee solution for today’s workplaces.
[1] These functionalities do not replace social distancing and correct hygiene, especially hand washing. Please always refer to your local health authorities’ recommendations and office regulations.
