I've stayed in a hotel in Mexico that had this feature.
FWIW, I didn't recognize the manufacturer, and it's been too long for me to recall it offhand, but I thought it was a really neat feature. Very useful if you accidentally hit the wrong button or if some five-year-old wanted to see all the lights.
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In Korean elevators the standard is to press the button once to cancel. Like a normal press. I wonder if these button press conventions are localized.
I've stayed in a hotel in Mexico that had this feature.
FWIW, I didn't recognize the manufacturer, and it's been too long for me to recall it offhand, but I thought it was a really neat feature. Very useful if you accidentally hit the wrong button or if some five-year-old wanted to see all the lights.
I've never seen a European elevator do this and I've used a lot of them in many different countries here.
People also tend to push the button here without looking whether it's already lit so this would probably backfire.