Tours run in Korean only
Keep the tour. Add languages.
Guides connect one smartphone to the amplifier they already use. Visitors follow the same tour in captions and audio in their own language.
Your guide's talk becomes live captions and audio on each visitor's phone. When no guide is around, one QR code takes over.
This geumgwan, a gold crown, was made in the Silla period. Look for the branch-shaped ornaments.
이 금관은 신라 시대에 만들어졌어요. 나뭇가지 모양 장식을 눈여겨보세요.
The three concerns we heard most in pilot interviews and site visits.
Tours run in Korean only
Guides connect one smartphone to the amplifier they already use. Visitors follow the same tour in captions and audio in their own language.
A guide per language is not realistic
A whole group joins from one QR code and each person picks a language. No need to book a guide per language.
Between tours, guidance stops
Scanning the QR code next to an exhibit opens its description and audio guide. When a tour starts, visitors can jump right in.
Covers the hours with a guide and the hours without one.
During guided tours
When no guide is available, during free viewing
The two modes are connected. Tap [Join live tour] on an Anytime Docent screen to jump into the tour in progress.
During guided tours
Send us your tour script. We prepare a dedicated glossary and a session QR code.
The guide connects a smartphone to the amplifier and gives the tour as always.
Visitors scan the QR code, choose a language, then read captions or listen with earphones.
When no guide is available, during free viewing
Upload descriptions and photos in the admin page. Translations and audio are generated automatically.
Put a QR code next to each exhibit or at the entrance.
Visitors scan, then read the description or play the audio guide.
Side by side with what institutions use today.
From museums and art galleries to science centers and heritage sites, EventCAT Docent works anywhere visitors need a guide. Pick a venue type to see how it runs on site.
Languages offered at pilot sites today.
Timeline depends on site size.
Yes, as long as they have a line-out port. We provide the cable and pouch.
No. Scanning the QR code opens it in the browser.
We build a dedicated glossary from your materials, and you can edit it yourself.
Update the exhibits and glossary in the admin page.
It runs on visitors' mobile data. Outdoor sites have run on portable Wi-Fi.
It depends on site size and number of languages. Contact us for details.
Share a few details and we'll suggest a setup for your site.