First event with BoothBoss? It’s normal to feel a little nervous handing part of your booth over to automation. Think of it like using cruise control in a new car for the first time. It takes a lot of the work off your plate, but you still keep your eyes on the road.
A few things that help on night one:
- Run a full test before guests arrive. Step on, step off, and let it go through a few complete spins.
- Zero the weight sensor with the platform empty once everything is in place (Tare Sensor in the app).
- Start at a moderate speed and adjust once you see how your platform and arm behave.
- Stay at the booth. BoothBoss handles starting and stopping, but an operator should always be close enough to stop the arm if anything goes wrong.
- Watch the first few groups closely. After that you’ll settle in.
Used that way, it’s a great aid that gets you through the night a lot less fatigued. By the end of the event most operators stop thinking about it, the same way cruise control becomes second nature.
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