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'Untact movement' is bringing changes in an industrial paradigm shift

산업 패러다임 바꿀 언택트 문화의 확산.... 포스트 코로나 시기의 뉴노멀될 것 Businesses in Korea are finding new ways to thrive despite the social distancing measures that've been in place. Here, it's called the "untact" movement "un" as in "non"-contact. And for the services and distribution sectors, it looks like it'll extend beyond the outbreak. Kim Bo-kyoung explains. A designer is introducing his products to potential consumers,... but is doing so via a live stream. This is one example of how 'untact movement', minimizing contact between people, is causing the distribution industry to pioneer new sales techniques. An expert says this so-called 'untact movement' will continue to develop,... with the COVID-19 outbreak serving as momentum. “'Untact culture' has been expanding since the COVID-19 outbreak, and it is not going to stop. People have already realized how nice it is to do things online,... such as 'telecommuting' and 'tele-educating',... and companies’ strategies have changed accordingly." “The distribution industry is not the only sector that is seeing changes from a need to reduce contact. Even movie theaters have been changing how they sell snacks and beverages to customers.” This self-service counter is where movie-goers can buy snacks, such as popcorn and hot dogs,... and all they need is a credit card. After payment, the confectionary comes right out... just like a vending machine. There is also a 'pick up box'. After people pay at the kiosk, and their order number comes up on screen, they just need to knock on the door to collect. Tickets don't even have to be checked by the employees either,... as there is a high-tech machine that checks tickets and shows people their seats. An expert says that revolutionary changes will come as technologies of the fourth industrial revolution are combined with this 'untact movement'...but the government needs to prepare for the paradigm shift. "Distribution industries need to move everything online. The government should have the educational infrastructure ready so that people who do not know about such technologies can learn how they work." He also advised that the country should have a system that guarantees employment stability. KIM Bo-kyoung, Arirang News. #COVID19 #Untact #outbreak 📣 Arirang News(Facebook) :   / arirangtvnews   📣 Arirang News(Twitter) :   / arirangtvnews   📣 News Center(YouTube) :    / newscenter_arirangtv