Cruise ship guest help
Guests ask about decks, dining and excursions at sea.
Visitors hear site information offline in their own language.
¿Qué hay en esta sala?
What is in this room?
Answers in Spanish from the tour content you trained it on.
Who built this palace?
From the site guide: it was built over about forty years, and the east wing was added later. The guide on the next panel covers the builders.
Where are the toilets and the café?
Both are next to the main courtyard. Follow the signs for the exit, then turn left.
Heritage sites are often built of thick stone or sit far from towns, so mobile signal is weak. Audio guides cover a fixed route in a few languages and can’t answer questions. Human guides can’t be everywhere at once.
Visitors at museums, heritage sites and parks, using your app on their own phone or a loan device.
Room descriptions, object histories and site stories become the guide’s knowledge, in the languages you choose.
The model runs in your app, so thick walls and remote locations don’t matter.
When an exhibit changes, the app downloads only the new content.
Questions get answers, not a fixed recording.
Stone walls and remote sites make no difference.
Every language answers from the same curated content.
It answers from the content you train it on, and says when it doesn’t know.
Yes, through your app. Loan devices work too.
The model is compressed for phones. The size depends on how much content and how many languages you include.
Pick one team and one use case. We’ll have it running on your own devices in weeks.
Ask ChatGPT, Claude or Perplexity and see what they think. One click, instant insight.