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How does self-service audio tour break the barriers of visiting?

2026-01-13
Latest company news about How does self-service audio tour break the barriers of visiting?

When tourists enter the park and receive the tour guide machine, the device will automatically sense and play the corresponding language-based explanation wherever they go. From historical background to cultural nuances, it is explained clearly. Once the system is set up, the average stay time of tourists increases by 40 minutes. Complaints about multilingual explanations are completely eliminated. Even repeat visitors have increased, which proves that self-service audio tour is not just a casual replacement for tour guides, but a key element that can truly enhance the experience.

 

The four core difficulties of current self-service audio tour

 

When many overseas customers inquire, the first sentence they say is "We tried the tour guide equipment, but the effect was too poor." After further discussion, it was found that the problem actually lies in four areas, which are also common pain points in the industry.

 

Difficulty one: Inaccurate positioning, either "mute" or "talk nonsense"

 

This is definitely the most troublesome problem, without a doubt. Whether it's a museum with piles of exhibits or a scenic area with winding buildings, many tour guide devices fail - they don't sound when they should, and tourists stand in front of the exhibits, but the device shows no response; they sound randomly when they shouldn't, and the explanations for A exhibit come out before they even reach B exhibit. Especially for those old buildings overseas, with thick walls and many signal interferences, ordinary positioning technologies simply can't handle it.

 

Difficulty two: Too few languages, adding a minor language takes a lot of money and takes a long time

 

The core demand of overseas cultural tourism venues is multilingual. But many devices only offer common languages like English and French. If you want to add a minor language, you have to spend a lot of money and wait a long time to complete it. What's more frustrating is that some devices switch languages, and when the device is turned off and then turned on again, it reverts to the default language. Tourists have to reset the language, and the experience is so bad that it's explosive.

 

Difficulty three: The operation is too complex, tourists simply don't know how to use it

 

International tourists come from all over the world, and their familiarity with the equipment varies greatly. Many audio guide devices have a lot of buttons, and the interface design is chaotic, not even having a clear icon. Even with instructions, it's in a language that tourists can't understand. Many elderly and children spend a long time trying to switch languages, but they can't even switch it, and in the end, they just throw it aside and don't use it. The device is basically useless.

 

Two practical models recommended: Overseas customers all say they are stable

 

Two models that have been tested in the market are recommended - the M7C automatic sensing + team tour guide system and the i7 ear-mounted fully automatic sensing tour guide machine. These two machines can basically cover most overseas scenarios, especially in the two core issues of multilingualism and precise positioning, they perform particularly well.

 

Model one: M7C - The first choice for large scenic areas and large museums

 

The most powerful feature of this M7C is its "all-round capability", which is particularly suitable for scenic areas and large museums with large visitor flows and many exhibits. It uses advanced RFID modulation technology. Simply put, it has extremely strong anti-interference ability. Whether it's an old building with thick walls or a place with chaotic signals, it can accurately find the explanation points and achieve "where you go, the explanation goes", without any lag.

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Language-wise, there is no worry. The standard configuration includes 8 common languages. If a minor language customization is needed, from submitting the requirements to debugging, it usually takes 3-7 working days, and the cost is much lower than other brands in the industry. What's more considerate is that it has a language memory function. When the device is turned on next time, it directly becomes the language used last time, without the need to repeatedly set. The battery life is reliable, it can last for more than 11 hours, and continuous playback for 7 hours is no problem. It's fully sufficient for all-day operation; even the accompanying signal transmitter is a lithium battery, and it can be used for two to three years with a single replacement, eliminating a lot of maintenance work.

 

The most crucial point is that M7C can switch between automatic sensing and team tour guide modes. If there are team tourists, the tour guide can switch to team mode, ensuring that the team can hear clearly and not interfere with individual tourists' self-guided visits, which is particularly suitable for places that receive both individual and team visitors.

 

Model Two: i7 Headband Style - Perfect for Small Exhibition Halls and Premium Scenic Areas

 

If the venue is not large, such as small museums, art galleries, or scenic areas that focus on premium experiences, the i7 Ear Hook Design is the right choice. It is an integrated design, and when worn on the ear, it is extremely lightweight. Tourists won't feel tired after wearing it for a long time, and it also solves the problem of traditional equipment headphones being easily lost, saving a lot of cost for consumables.

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Technically, it is not ambiguous. It adopts the RFID-2.4G non-interfering star distribution system, with a very precise sensing range. Even if the exhibition hall is full of exhibits, there won't be any "crossing" issues. It also supports 8 standard languages and customized languages for minor languages. The operation is extremely simple - just one language switch button and one volume button, combined with clear icons and language prompt sounds. Even overseas tourists who don't understand Chinese can figure it out after a few moments of practice. The battery life is also sufficient, with continuous use for more than 8 hours on a full charge. The accompanying contact-type charging box can charge 36 units at once and can also be equipped with an ultraviolet disinfection function, which is fast and hygienic.

 

Three solutions directly address industry challenges

 

Actually, choosing the right equipment is just the beginning. To make the self-service voice tour truly useful, you also need a corresponding solution.

 

Solution One: Scout the site first and then plan, precise positioning

 

There are too many different environments in different venues, and there is no universal positioning solution. We will send professional teams to the site for scouting in advance, observing the building structure, how the exhibits are arranged, and where there are signal interferences. Then, we will precisely plan the location and quantity of the signal transmitters. For example, if the exhibits in the exhibition hall are dense, we will adjust the sensing range a little; if the scenic area is spacious, we will appropriately enhance the signal strength to ensure accurate positioning. In special scenarios like old buildings, we will use enhanced RFID chips, which have stronger anti-interference capabilities.

 

Solution Two: Prepare languages in advance, update easily

 

For multi-language needs, we will prepare the audio explanations for common languages in advance. Customers only need to provide the text, and they can quickly complete the recording and import. For places like exhibitions that require frequent updates of the explanations, we will provide a simple audio update tool, allowing customers to upload new content themselves without the need for professional technicians, saving a lot of money and time. Customization for minor languages is also convenient. There is an exclusive voice library, and professional dubbing can be quickly found, shortening the customization time.

 

Solution Three: The operation should be as simple as possible, and follow multi-language guidance

 

All devices are designed with "minimalist operation" in mind. The core functions are retained with only a few necessary buttons, combined with icons and voice prompts. Tourists will understand it at a glance. At the same time, we will prepare multi-language user guides, including paper manuals, scanning to view electronic guides, and stickers on the device body, all of which are arranged to help tourists quickly get started. For the elderly and children, simple graphic operation cards can be made to ensure that everyone can understand.

 

FAQ

 

Q1: How many languages can the equipment support? Is the customization for minority languages a time-consuming process?

A1: The M7C and i7 come with 8 common languages as standard. In theory, any number of additional languages can be added as long as there is sufficient storage space. The customization for minority languages usually takes 3 to 7 working days. If you are in a hurry, we can expedite it within 24 hours. The specific details can be discussed.

 

Q2: Can the charging box be used overseas? Do I need to install a transformer?

A2: Don't worry! All charging devices are globally compatible with 110V-220V. When using it overseas, you can simply plug into the local power supply. It is particularly suitable for those scenic areas and chain exhibition halls that operate across borders.

 

Q3: Can the equipment be used when it's hot or rainy?

A3: The equipment has undergone strict environmental testing. It can work normally within the temperature range of -10°C to 45°C. The waterproof rating has reached IP44. Even in light rain or with a little dust, it won't affect its operation. If it is used in tropical rainy or hot desert areas, we can also customize protective kits to ensure the equipment can be used for a long time.

 

Q4: Can the explanation content be recorded and edited by oneself? Do I need to understand technology?

A4: You can do it yourself! The audio update tool we provide is very simple. It supports common formats like MP3 and WMA. Just follow the instructions and import the audio. You don't need to understand any technical skills. If you want better sound quality and a more professional sound, we can also provide voice-over services.

 

Q5: Can the equipment be exported? Are there any international certifications?

A5: It must be able to! All devices have passed international environmental protection and safety certifications such as EU CE and RoHS, and comply with the import standards of most countries and regions. We can provide all the necessary certification documents for customs clearance to help you pass smoothly. Additionally, we have overseas after-sales service outlets. If you have any questions in the future, just contact us directly, which is very convenient.

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How does self-service audio tour break the barriers of visiting?
2026-01-13
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When tourists enter the park and receive the tour guide machine, the device will automatically sense and play the corresponding language-based explanation wherever they go. From historical background to cultural nuances, it is explained clearly. Once the system is set up, the average stay time of tourists increases by 40 minutes. Complaints about multilingual explanations are completely eliminated. Even repeat visitors have increased, which proves that self-service audio tour is not just a casual replacement for tour guides, but a key element that can truly enhance the experience.

 

The four core difficulties of current self-service audio tour

 

When many overseas customers inquire, the first sentence they say is "We tried the tour guide equipment, but the effect was too poor." After further discussion, it was found that the problem actually lies in four areas, which are also common pain points in the industry.

 

Difficulty one: Inaccurate positioning, either "mute" or "talk nonsense"

 

This is definitely the most troublesome problem, without a doubt. Whether it's a museum with piles of exhibits or a scenic area with winding buildings, many tour guide devices fail - they don't sound when they should, and tourists stand in front of the exhibits, but the device shows no response; they sound randomly when they shouldn't, and the explanations for A exhibit come out before they even reach B exhibit. Especially for those old buildings overseas, with thick walls and many signal interferences, ordinary positioning technologies simply can't handle it.

 

Difficulty two: Too few languages, adding a minor language takes a lot of money and takes a long time

 

The core demand of overseas cultural tourism venues is multilingual. But many devices only offer common languages like English and French. If you want to add a minor language, you have to spend a lot of money and wait a long time to complete it. What's more frustrating is that some devices switch languages, and when the device is turned off and then turned on again, it reverts to the default language. Tourists have to reset the language, and the experience is so bad that it's explosive.

 

Difficulty three: The operation is too complex, tourists simply don't know how to use it

 

International tourists come from all over the world, and their familiarity with the equipment varies greatly. Many audio guide devices have a lot of buttons, and the interface design is chaotic, not even having a clear icon. Even with instructions, it's in a language that tourists can't understand. Many elderly and children spend a long time trying to switch languages, but they can't even switch it, and in the end, they just throw it aside and don't use it. The device is basically useless.

 

Two practical models recommended: Overseas customers all say they are stable

 

Two models that have been tested in the market are recommended - the M7C automatic sensing + team tour guide system and the i7 ear-mounted fully automatic sensing tour guide machine. These two machines can basically cover most overseas scenarios, especially in the two core issues of multilingualism and precise positioning, they perform particularly well.

 

Model one: M7C - The first choice for large scenic areas and large museums

 

The most powerful feature of this M7C is its "all-round capability", which is particularly suitable for scenic areas and large museums with large visitor flows and many exhibits. It uses advanced RFID modulation technology. Simply put, it has extremely strong anti-interference ability. Whether it's an old building with thick walls or a place with chaotic signals, it can accurately find the explanation points and achieve "where you go, the explanation goes", without any lag.

latest company news about How does self-service audio tour break the barriers of visiting?  0

 

Language-wise, there is no worry. The standard configuration includes 8 common languages. If a minor language customization is needed, from submitting the requirements to debugging, it usually takes 3-7 working days, and the cost is much lower than other brands in the industry. What's more considerate is that it has a language memory function. When the device is turned on next time, it directly becomes the language used last time, without the need to repeatedly set. The battery life is reliable, it can last for more than 11 hours, and continuous playback for 7 hours is no problem. It's fully sufficient for all-day operation; even the accompanying signal transmitter is a lithium battery, and it can be used for two to three years with a single replacement, eliminating a lot of maintenance work.

 

The most crucial point is that M7C can switch between automatic sensing and team tour guide modes. If there are team tourists, the tour guide can switch to team mode, ensuring that the team can hear clearly and not interfere with individual tourists' self-guided visits, which is particularly suitable for places that receive both individual and team visitors.

 

Model Two: i7 Headband Style - Perfect for Small Exhibition Halls and Premium Scenic Areas

 

If the venue is not large, such as small museums, art galleries, or scenic areas that focus on premium experiences, the i7 Ear Hook Design is the right choice. It is an integrated design, and when worn on the ear, it is extremely lightweight. Tourists won't feel tired after wearing it for a long time, and it also solves the problem of traditional equipment headphones being easily lost, saving a lot of cost for consumables.

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Technically, it is not ambiguous. It adopts the RFID-2.4G non-interfering star distribution system, with a very precise sensing range. Even if the exhibition hall is full of exhibits, there won't be any "crossing" issues. It also supports 8 standard languages and customized languages for minor languages. The operation is extremely simple - just one language switch button and one volume button, combined with clear icons and language prompt sounds. Even overseas tourists who don't understand Chinese can figure it out after a few moments of practice. The battery life is also sufficient, with continuous use for more than 8 hours on a full charge. The accompanying contact-type charging box can charge 36 units at once and can also be equipped with an ultraviolet disinfection function, which is fast and hygienic.

 

Three solutions directly address industry challenges

 

Actually, choosing the right equipment is just the beginning. To make the self-service voice tour truly useful, you also need a corresponding solution.

 

Solution One: Scout the site first and then plan, precise positioning

 

There are too many different environments in different venues, and there is no universal positioning solution. We will send professional teams to the site for scouting in advance, observing the building structure, how the exhibits are arranged, and where there are signal interferences. Then, we will precisely plan the location and quantity of the signal transmitters. For example, if the exhibits in the exhibition hall are dense, we will adjust the sensing range a little; if the scenic area is spacious, we will appropriately enhance the signal strength to ensure accurate positioning. In special scenarios like old buildings, we will use enhanced RFID chips, which have stronger anti-interference capabilities.

 

Solution Two: Prepare languages in advance, update easily

 

For multi-language needs, we will prepare the audio explanations for common languages in advance. Customers only need to provide the text, and they can quickly complete the recording and import. For places like exhibitions that require frequent updates of the explanations, we will provide a simple audio update tool, allowing customers to upload new content themselves without the need for professional technicians, saving a lot of money and time. Customization for minor languages is also convenient. There is an exclusive voice library, and professional dubbing can be quickly found, shortening the customization time.

 

Solution Three: The operation should be as simple as possible, and follow multi-language guidance

 

All devices are designed with "minimalist operation" in mind. The core functions are retained with only a few necessary buttons, combined with icons and voice prompts. Tourists will understand it at a glance. At the same time, we will prepare multi-language user guides, including paper manuals, scanning to view electronic guides, and stickers on the device body, all of which are arranged to help tourists quickly get started. For the elderly and children, simple graphic operation cards can be made to ensure that everyone can understand.

 

FAQ

 

Q1: How many languages can the equipment support? Is the customization for minority languages a time-consuming process?

A1: The M7C and i7 come with 8 common languages as standard. In theory, any number of additional languages can be added as long as there is sufficient storage space. The customization for minority languages usually takes 3 to 7 working days. If you are in a hurry, we can expedite it within 24 hours. The specific details can be discussed.

 

Q2: Can the charging box be used overseas? Do I need to install a transformer?

A2: Don't worry! All charging devices are globally compatible with 110V-220V. When using it overseas, you can simply plug into the local power supply. It is particularly suitable for those scenic areas and chain exhibition halls that operate across borders.

 

Q3: Can the equipment be used when it's hot or rainy?

A3: The equipment has undergone strict environmental testing. It can work normally within the temperature range of -10°C to 45°C. The waterproof rating has reached IP44. Even in light rain or with a little dust, it won't affect its operation. If it is used in tropical rainy or hot desert areas, we can also customize protective kits to ensure the equipment can be used for a long time.

 

Q4: Can the explanation content be recorded and edited by oneself? Do I need to understand technology?

A4: You can do it yourself! The audio update tool we provide is very simple. It supports common formats like MP3 and WMA. Just follow the instructions and import the audio. You don't need to understand any technical skills. If you want better sound quality and a more professional sound, we can also provide voice-over services.

 

Q5: Can the equipment be exported? Are there any international certifications?

A5: It must be able to! All devices have passed international environmental protection and safety certifications such as EU CE and RoHS, and comply with the import standards of most countries and regions. We can provide all the necessary certification documents for customs clearance to help you pass smoothly. Additionally, we have overseas after-sales service outlets. If you have any questions in the future, just contact us directly, which is very convenient.

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