Rail and metro station help
Platforms, connections and fares from the timetable synced each morning, even when the station network is down.
Routes, bays and ticket types, spoken instead of read from a crowded board.
¿Qué autobús va al hospital central?
“Which bus goes to the central hospital?”
La ruta 12, desde el andén C, cada 15 minutos hasta las 22:00.
Route 12 from bay C, every 15 minutes until 22:00.
¿Qué billete me conviene para todo el día?
“Which ticket is best for the whole day?”
El billete diario, válido en todas las rutas hasta medianoche.
The day ticket, valid on all routes until midnight.
¿Dónde está el andén C?
“Where is bay C?”
Al final del pasillo, a la izquierda de la cafetería.
At the end of the walkway, to the left of the café.
Route boards list dozens of numbers and bays, and they are hard to read in a crowd. Passengers ask drivers and staff, who have little time. Ticket machines offer many fare types that confuse first-time users.
Passengers at bus depots and stops with ticket machines, including visitors and older passengers.
Routes, bays, frequencies and ticket types from your own network data.
Passengers ask by voice in the languages you train it on.
Route changes reach every machine over the air.
Passengers go straight to the right bay with the right ticket.
Questions and the details visitors mention are handled on the kiosk itself. Nothing is sent to a server to answer them.
Busy sites answer thousands of questions a day without a cost per request.
Live positions need a connection. Routes, bays and timetables work offline.
Payment stays with the ticket machine’s own system.
Yes, the languages you train it on.
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