The avatar welcomes guests, presents hotel services, explains opening hours, gives information about the restaurant, spa or nearby activities, and guides visitors to their destination. Guests can speak naturally without navigating complicated menus.

Yes. Automatic spoken-language recognition lets the avatar identify the guest's language and continue the conversation in that language, among those supported. This makes international guests feel more welcome.

Yes. Connected to a touchscreen kiosk and suitable systems, the avatar can guide guests through check-in, explain the steps and make self-service check-in easier. Available features depend on the hotel's integrations.

The avatar answers many repetitive questions and gives visitors another information point. Reception staff can focus on situations requiring human assistance, while the hotel offers a modern, personalised welcome consistent with its identity.

The avatar welcomes patients and visitors, explains administrative procedures, shares practical information and directs them to the relevant services. It helps reception run smoothly while medical and administrative staff retain tasks requiring their expertise.

Yes. Using the facility's plans and directions, the avatar can guide visitors to consultations, departments, waiting rooms, different floors or administrative areas.

Yes. The avatar can recognise the spoken language automatically and reply in a supported language, making practical information and directions easier to understand for international patients.

The solution can use on-premises infrastructure and local processing to limit data transfers. Reception conversations can be designed to avoid collecting sensitive medical information. Security, anonymisation and GDPR compliance measures must be adapted and checked for each deployment. The avatar provides information and guidance only: it does not replace a healthcare professional or make medical diagnoses.

It answers practical questions, introduces available services and directs visitors to the right desk, floor or department. It supports reception staff without replacing them.

Yes. Using official information approved by the administration, the avatar can explain the steps of a procedure, the documents needed and appointment arrangements, without making administrative decisions.

Yes, in supported languages. Answers can adapt to the spoken language and help visitors understand practical information and directions.

Deployment can prioritise local processing, anonymised conversations and collecting only necessary information. Security and GDPR compliance rules are defined with the relevant authority or administration.

Installed on an interactive kiosk, the avatar welcomes visitors as they arrive, identifies their needs and guides them towards suitable vehicles, services or sales advisers. This makes reception smoother when the sales team is busy.

Yes. The avatar can present vehicle models, engines, trims and equipment using information stored in its knowledge base. Visitors can ask questions naturally and receive answers suited to their preferences.

Yes. The avatar can identify a visitor's needs, collect contact details with permission and create a structured prospect record. The sales team can use this to prepare a follow-up or tailored proposal.

No. It complements sales staff. It handles initial information requests, presents services and helps guide visitors. Salespeople therefore have more time for personal advice, test drives and negotiations.

Positioned at the clubhouse entrance, the avatar welcomes players and visitors, introduces the facilities and explains how the club works. It creates a premium first impression while supporting reception staff.

Yes. The avatar can provide information about courses, practice facilities, the pro shop, dining and clubhouse spaces. It can also explain the club's rules and practical information.

Yes. The avatar can explain how to reach the first tee, changing rooms, restaurant, pro shop or event rooms. This makes it easier for new visitors and event participants to find their way.

Yes. The avatar can introduce membership plans, lessons, tournaments and other services. With permission, it can also collect interested visitors' contact details for follow-up by the golf team.

Installed on an interactive kiosk, the avatar welcomes visitors, answers questions and helps them discover the shopping centre. It provides personalised, interactive information without searching through a traditional directory.

Yes. The avatar can find the requested shop or service and explain how to get there, mentioning floors, areas and landmarks. It can also direct visitors to restaurants, toilets, parking or service areas.

Yes. The avatar can inform visitors about entertainment, seasonal events, shop openings and promotional activities. Content can change according to the shopping centre's programme and needs.

Yes. The avatar can present partner offers, collect information requests and propose registration for events or marketing programmes. With consent, it can collect the information needed for prospect records.

Installed on an interactive kiosk, the avatar gives travellers real-time information, helps them navigate the terminal and answers practical questions about services, departure areas and routes.

Yes. The avatar can guide passengers to check-in counters, boarding gates, baggage areas, shops, transport or assistance services according to their needs.

Yes. The solution can converse with travellers of different nationalities and provide clear information in their language, improving accessibility and comfort.

Yes. The conversational avatar handles many simple, repeated questions, eases the workload of information teams and helps make passenger flows smoother in busy areas.

It presents hotel services, opening times and information about the stay. Guests can ask questions aloud from their room, depending on the equipment installed.

The concierge welcomes and informs guests, the technical avatar collects equipment-related requests, and the room-service avatar handles drinks, food and accessory requests according to the services offered.

No. The experience can stay on the same screen: the concierge avatar guides the guest and hands the conversation over to the appropriate specialist assistant.

Yes, when the hotel provides the required integrations. Collected information can enter the room-service or maintenance workflow.

It makes practical information, non-medical services and useful information about the stay easier to access, without replacing care teams.

An information avatar, a daily-life assistant for everyday needs and a service assistant for comfort requests, depending on the facility's organisation.

Yes. For supported languages, the solution can recognise speech and provide practical information in the same language.

Interactive TV is intended for information and non-urgent requests. Emergencies, medical needs and nurse calls must continue to use the appropriate devices and healthcare professionals.