Ask where to go — get spoken directions
Big campuses and hospitals: visitors ask in plain language and get clear next steps, with live help when maps are not enough.
We set up the talking helper for your site in a short trial — we do not invent success rates up front.
See how this use case works
Watch the live conversation for campus, then follow the steps.
Where do you need to go?
Speak naturally — or tap an option
Ask
Visitor says a department, person, or room.
Match
It finds the place in your location list.
Guide
Spoken steps plus a short path on screen.
Help
Live video to a concierge if the destination changed.
The problem on the ground
Static maps and directory boards fail guests who are stressed, late, or not fluent in the local language.
What it is designed to save
- Fewer lost-visitor interruptions to staff
- Guidance in more than one language when configured
- Better first impression in complex buildings
What it usually connects to
Exact links are scoped in the trial — this is the typical set.
- Indoor map / location directory
- Meeting room calendars (optional)
- Facilities helpdesk chat/video
Step by step
Ask
Visitor says a department, person, or room.
Match
It finds the place in your location list.
Guide
Spoken steps plus a short path on screen.
Help
Live video to a concierge if the destination changed.
Questions buyers ask
About the experience, staff, privacy, and trial — not a hardware brochure.
Do we need indoor GPS?
No. A directory and simple map data from you is enough to start.
What if a room was renamed yesterday?
Unknowns escalate to live help, and you update the directory like any other system.
Can it speak more than one language?
Yes when configured for your site. Languages are chosen in the trial.
Will people still ask our staff?
Less often for simple directions. Staff stay for complex escorts and exceptions.
How many kiosks do we need?
Usually one per main entrance or atrium. More floors can share the same helpers with different context.
What if someone is hard of hearing?
Large on-screen steps remain; voice is optional.
Is this only for hospitals and campuses?
Any multi-building site — offices, malls, civic centres.
How do we measure success?
In the trial we track completed directions vs handoffs to humans.
Interested in Wayfinding & Visitor Guidance?
Send a short note. We will get back within one business day.