Conversational AI for physical spaces

From a question.
To a shortlist.

An AI assistant your customers can talk to.
In your store. With your information.

“I’m looking for a fragrance-free moisturiser under £40.”

A shopping list of everything they want, and where to find it in store.

Illustrative retail installation with a front-facing Muro Canvas / wall-mounted. Communication bar directly on the display chassis.
Muro Canvas / wall-mounted

Your catalogue turns a question into products the shopper can explore.

For retail / From a question to something useful

An answer is only
the beginning.

01 / Explore

Go beyond the first answer.

A recommendation is the beginning. Open the product, see the information behind it, and work out what fits.

Product detail, in the conversation.
02 / Save

Make it your shortlist.

Keep the products that interest you together. The conversation becomes a useful list, with the item and quantity visible.

One selected product. One clear next step.
03 / Get your shopping wishlist

Take your list with you.

Scan the QR code on the screen and the list moves to the shopper’s own phone — the products they chose, and the conversation behind them.

The conversation can continue beyond the screen.
RAVOSession history

Recommend a fragrance-free moisturiser for sensitive, dry skin under £40.

For fragrance-free, sensitive skin that’s also dry, I recommend the Ceramide Body Lotion at £30.99,

My Wishlist1 item saved
Ceramide Body Lotion, Fragrance-Free, 400 ml

Ceramide Body Lotion, Fragrance-Free, 400 mlOwn brand / £30.99 / Qty 1

01 / Explore

Go beyond the first answer.

A recommendation is the beginning. Open the product, see the information behind it, and work out what fits.

Product detail, in the conversation.
Product detail

The same product, with more to explore.

Your business, in the conversation

A little direction.
A more relevant conversation.

Give the retail assistant guidance for selected product areas and locations. Keep the customer’s question at the centre.

Business guidanceIllustrative configuration
Product area
Exterior woodcare
Location
Newcastle store
Instruction window
Seasonal range introduction
The intent

Help the shopper compare finishes. Ask which surface they are treating before narrowing the choice.

Your team sets the guidance and the locations it applies to.

A shopper asks

“Which stain should I use for outdoor wood?”

RAVO
These quick-dry woodstains are for exterior wood. Are you treating a fence or garden furniture?
Sample exterior woodstain
Relevant product areaExterior woodcare

Find the right finish for the job.

The guidance is relevant to the product question.

A shopper asks

“Where is the paint counter?”

RAVO
The paint counter is at the back of the ground floor, beside the mixing desk.
Ground
floor
Store informationPaint counter

Beside the mixing desk.

A location question gets the location information it needs.

Explore this with a category from your range and a question your customers ask.

Plan a retail demonstration ↗
Designed around the shopper

From an idea to an option

A shopper may know the job they need to do without knowing the product name. RAVO turns a plain-language request into relevant catalogue options.

Product knowledge, within reach

Make specifications, comparisons and product information available through conversation. Keep the information connected to the catalogue your business supplies.

Bring the aisle into the answer

Where connected store data supports it, customers can ask about local availability and where an item is located. Verify local information as part of the store setup.

A conversation for the department

A paint area and a power-tools area have different customer questions. Plan the knowledge and physical placement around those department needs.

Think beyond one screen

Connect the pilot location to a wider operating model: shared product knowledge, local context, device management and a named content owner.

Your information, put to work

The answer starts
with what you know.

Your website. Your catalogue. Your documents. RAVO looks them up before it answers, so the conversation is built on your own information rather than on what a model happens to know.

Sample catalogue record

Product information

Ceramide Body Lotion, fragrance-free

  • Fragrance-free
  • Ceramides
  • Dry and sensitive skin
  • £30.99
Information supplied by the business
A customer asks

“Recommend a fragrance-free moisturiser for sensitive, dry skin under £40.”

RAVO answers
For fragrance-free, sensitive skin that’s also dry, I recommend the Ceramide Body Lotion at £30.99, and the Rich Moisturising Cream for dry and sensitive skin at £26.99. Are you looking for a face moisturiser or a body lotion?

The shopper’s requirements meet relevant fields in the catalogue.

You choose the sources. Agree how they are maintained, and where the assistant should refer someone to your team.

Explore grounded answers ↗Data and privacy ↗
Behind every useful conversation

Your knowledge.
Your brand. Your locations.

Help a shopper move from a question to a useful choice.

For merchandising and store operations.

See how you shape the experience
Bring your questions

Start with one question. See where it could go.

Start with a question your customers actually ask, and explore how it could be answered on screen.