Temple and pilgrimage information
Timings, queues and facilities for large crowds, where mobile networks are often overloaded.
Kiosks and public services · Tourism and culture
Heritage sites and museums
Stories behind each stop, in the visitor’s language, from your own guide texts.
- Floor kiosk
- Tablet
- Works offline
- Spanish
Floor kiosk assistantOn this device · no internet needed
¿Cuál es la historia de esta puerta?
“What is the history of this gate?”
Se construyó en el siglo XVII como la entrada principal de la ciudad. El recorrido continúa en la parada 6.
It was built in the 1600s as the main city entrance. The tour continues at stop 6.
इस मंदिर का निर्माण कब हुआ?
When was this temple built?
आपके गाइड पाठ के अनुसार, यह मंदिर बारहवीं शताब्दी में बना था और बाद में इसका जीर्णोद्धार हुआ।
From the guide content you trained it on: it was built in the twelfth century and restored later.
¿Se pueden hacer fotos aquí?
“Can I take photos here?”
Sí, sin flash. En la sala 3 las fotos no están permitidas.
Yes, without flash. Photos are not allowed in room 3.
The problem
Printed labels are short and in one or two languages. Audio guides need rental counters and charging. Sites are often in old buildings or remote places with poor coverage, so phone-based guides fail.
Who uses it
Visitors at heritage sites and museums, including school groups and international tourists, and the curatorial team.
What you train it on
- Curated guide texts
- Exhibit labels
- Site map and stops
- Visitor rules and timings
How it works on the device
- 1
Trained on your guide texts
The stories, dates and facts your curators wrote, nothing invented.
- 2
Speaks the visitor’s language
Spanish, Hindi and the other languages you train it on, at each stop.
- 3
Updated by your team
New exhibits and corrected facts reach every kiosk over the air.
Why it runs on the device
A guide at every stop
Visitors get the full story in their language without renting a device.
ID details stay on the kiosk
Questions and the details visitors mention are handled on the kiosk itself. Nothing is sent to a server to answer them.
No bill per question
Busy sites answer thousands of questions a day without a cost per request.
Questions
No. It answers only from the guide texts you train it on.
Yes, if you train it on a children’s version of the guide.
Yes. Answers come from the kiosk, not the network.
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