Conversational AI for physical spaces

New place.
Clear next step.

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

“Which exit do I need for the number 12 bus?”

An unfamiliar place. A clearer next step.

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

Published station information turns a passenger’s question into useful directions.

Plan for your setting

Answer from what you publish

Station guides, accessibility information, facilities and directions. The assistant answers from the documents and pages you provide, not from the open internet.

No camera, and no recording

RAVO uses no camera, and speech is never recorded or stored. In a public transport setting that is usually the first question, and it is worth answering plainly.

Place it where people stop

A concourse, an entrance, a ticket hall. Somewhere a person can stand for a moment without blocking the flow, and read an answer from a step away.

Know what it is not

This answers questions from your published information. It does not sell tickets, take bookings, or report live running information, unless you connect a source for it and we agree how.

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 passenger find the next step from the information you provide.

For station operations and information teams.

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.