Anhui YingMi Smart. CO., LTD. Cases

On October 19, 2020, Wuhan Cigarette Factory equipped its visitor reception team with the YingMi E8 wireless tour guide system, a compact team guide system built for exactly this kind of setting: a live production environment where visiting delegations need to hear a guide clearly without disrupting ...

Background Jingzhou Museum needed a way to guide multiple visitor groups through different exhibition zones at the same time, without narration from one group overlapping or interfering with another — while still allowing staff to switch flexibly between live commentary and pre-recorded audio ...

Project Overview In December 2024, YingMi successfully provided and deployed the R8 wireless tour guide equipment for Gravity Aircraft Industry (Hefei) Co., Ltd., a professional enterprise engaged in aircraft industry research, manufacturing and related business services. Facing the enterprise’s ...

In September 2023, to optimize the cultural tourism service experience and improve the smart tourism infrastructure of Hangnan Village, YingMi customized and officially deployed the 007B Self-guided Audio Guide System tailored to the actual sightseeing needs of Hangnan Village scenic area. ...

Project Overview In August 2026, Changzhi Museum introduced a self-service audio guide rental kiosk to give visitors a more flexible way to explore its exhibits. Instead of relying solely on scheduled guided tours or staff-assisted device checkout, visitors can now rent a guide device on their own, ...

Technology showrooms like Huawei's face a familiar constraint: visitors arrive continuously, move through displays at different speeds, and often need explanations in more than one language. Relying on staff to narrate each zone in real time makes it difficult to keep the experience consistent, ...

The Challenge Automotive exhibition halls like Dongfeng's Wuhan facility are typically organized into distinct display zones — different models, different technologies, different stories to tell in each area. Guiding visitors through a space like this raises a familiar problem: how do you deliver ...

Event Overview On November 10, 2016, the High-Level Forum on International Museums brought together museum directors, cultural heritage professionals, and policymakers from around the world to discuss the future of museum management, exhibition curation, and cross-border cultural exchange. With ...

Background Xieng Khuan (Buddha Park) in Vientiane, Laos is a landmark cultural attraction that draws visitors from around the world. This diverse international audience brings a wide range of language needs, and traditional live-guide models struggle to cover so many languages and visitor groups at ...

Touring a working biotech facility like Anhui Jiaotianxiang is nothing like visiting a quiet exhibition space. Machinery noise runs continuously through production areas and workshops, and once a tour group spreads out along corridors and multi-room production zones, distance becomes a second ...

The Challenge Camel Spring in Xining draws a steady stream of independent travelers, many of them cultural tourists eager to understand the site's connection to the Salar people's migration history and local legend. But like most heritage sites, Camel Spring faces a familiar staffing gap: on-site ...

Cultural institutions face a common challenge: how to deliver rich, engaging storytelling to visitors of vastly different backgrounds, languages, and interests — without overwhelming staff or budgets. Our self-service audio guide systems are built to solve exactly this. The Challenge Museums and ...