Somebody's always at your front desk.
Smara stands on your counter as a life-size face. She greets people, answers them out loud in 30+ languages and sends them the right way. She lives in the box at your desk, so she keeps going when the Wi-Fi doesn't.
Hi, I'm Muktaa. How can I help you today?
This demo reaches you over the internet. The kiosk at your desk runs on its own.
Welcome in. Looking for something?
This demo reaches you over the internet. The kiosk at your desk runs on its own.
Full height. Eye to eye.
In a lobby, a showroom or a waiting hall, she stands. People walk up and talk to her the way they would to someone at the door, and she answers in whichever language they start in.
- She talks with her hands. A wave hello, open palms as she explains, a point to where you need to go.
- 30+ languages, no setting to change. Spoken to in Hindi, she answers in Hindi.
- Your own presenter, on request. Your uniform, your name badge, a face your regulars will recognise.
Built for the building, not the cloud.
A front desk is where the Wi-Fi drops, the power blinks and nobody from IT is around. So she was made to need none of them.
The internet goes down. She doesn't.
Her voice, her answers and her face all run inside the box at your desk. Lose the connection and she carries on mid-sentence.
What's said at the desk stays at the desk.
People are heard and answered right there. Nothing they say is sent to an outside service, which is the answer clinics, banks and offices need before they can say yes.
Plug it in. She's at work.
No login, no app to open. After a power cut she comes back by herself and picks up where she left off.
Ordinary hardware, on purpose.
A standard display and a small computer in the base. No special chips, nothing exotic to source or replace in five years.
Every visitor, in their own language.
30+ languages, picked up from the first sentence. Tourists, patients and families all get answered without anyone fetching the one colleague who speaks it.
She knows your place, not the internet's.
Your services, timings, prices and directions go in before she arrives. When something changes, we update her.
One display. One small computer. One cord.
- 1
The display
A standard screen behind a glass front. A counter size for reception desks, a full-height one for lobbies.
- 2
The base
A small computer hidden in the plinth. It is where she thinks, speaks and listens, with nothing sent away.
- 3
The cord
One plug in the wall powers both. Add internet if you want remote updates; she doesn't need it to work.
Wherever people walk in with a question.
The same questions arrive at every front desk, all day. She takes those, so your people can take the ones that need a person.
Clinics
Greets patients, explains timings and what to bring, and points them to the right room.
"Where do I go for the blood test?"
Hotels
Answers the same twenty questions at two in the morning, in the guest's own language.
"What time is breakfast?"
Showrooms
Walks visitors through the range and takes their details for your sales team.
"Do you have this in grey?"
Banks
Tells people which counter, which form and which documents, before they join a queue.
"Which form for a new account?"
Colleges
Admissions, fees, hostel office, exam hall. Patient on the hundredth asking.
"When does admission close?"
Offices
Signs visitors in by name and tells the right person someone is waiting.
"I'm here to see Priya."
From first call to your counter.
We talk
Tell us about the place, the questions people ask, and the languages they ask in.
We set her up
Your answers, your name, your look. Your own presenter if you'd like one.
We deliver
Display, base, one cord. She's switched on and tested at your desk.
We keep her current
New service, new timings, new price list? Tell us and she has it.
See her at your desk.
Tell us about the place. We'll set up a demo and quote for your site. Displays, sizes and setups differ, so every quote is made for the space it goes in.
