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Kiosks and public services · Tourism and culture
Temple and pilgrimage information
Timings, queues and facilities for large crowds, where mobile networks are often overloaded.
- Floor kiosk
- Works offline
- Hindi
Floor kiosk assistantOn this device · no internet needed
दर्शन का समय क्या है?
“What are the darshan timings?”
सुबह 6:00 से 12:00 और शाम 4:00 से 9:00। जूता स्टैंड गेट 2 पर है।
Morning 6:00 to 12:00 and evening 16:00 to 21:00. The shoe stand is at gate 2.
प्रसाद कहाँ मिलेगा?
“Where do I get prasad?”
मुख्य मंदिर से निकलकर बाईं ओर प्रसाद काउंटर है।
The prasad counter is on the left as you leave the main temple.
पीने का पानी कहाँ है?
“Where is drinking water?”
हर गेट के पास पानी की व्यवस्था है। सबसे पास वाला गेट 2 पर है।
There is water near every gate. The nearest is at gate 2.
The problem
On festival days, mobile networks at large sites are overloaded and phones stop working. Pilgrims come from many regions and speak many languages. Volunteers and help desks are swamped with the same questions about timings, queues and facilities.
Who uses it
Pilgrims and visitors at temples and pilgrimage sites, often in very large crowds, and the site management team.
What you train it on
- Daily and festival timings
- Queue routes and gates
- Facilities map
- Rules for visitors
How it works on the device
- 1
Trained on site information
Timings, queue routes, facilities and rules from the site management.
- 2
Speaks many regional languages
Visitors ask in the languages you train it on, by voice.
- 3
Festival schedules over the air
Special timings and routes reach every kiosk before the festival.
Why it runs on the device
Works in the biggest crowds
When the mobile network is overloaded, the kiosk keeps answering.
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
Each kiosk answers on its own, so more kiosks simply means more people served at once.
It directs visitors to the help desk and announces where it is. It does not track people.
The languages you train it on, usually the main languages of the visitors.
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