Detailed Introduction to the Types and Functions of Self-Guided Tour Audio Devices

What are the functions of self-guided tour devices?

1. Automatic narration, listen wherever you go

When approaching exhibits or attractions, the device can automatically detect via GPS, Bluetooth, or RFID technology and play the corresponding commentary, eliminating the need for manual operation and truly achieving "narrate wherever you go."

2. Multi-language switching, easy for international tourists to use

Whether it's Chinese, English, Japanese, or other less common languages, just switch with one click to hear the language you're familiar with, no longer worrying about language barriers.

3. On-demand content, listen to whatever you want

If you're particularly interested in a certain exhibit, you can manually select and listen to the commentary repeatedly to fully grasp the key points.

4. Additional features for a more convenient visit

Map navigation: Some devices come with built-in electronic maps to help visitors quickly locate target exhibits.

Image and text display: High-definition screens can show supplementary information such as artifact images and historical backgrounds.

Headphone listening: Avoid disturbing others and immerse yourself in the cultural experience.

Common types of self-guided tour devices

1. Handheld devices (Yingmi 007B)

Features: Phone-like design, button or touchscreen operation, suitable for visitors who prefer self-control.

Applicable scenarios: Museums, memorial halls, corporate exhibition halls, and other fixed locations.

2. Ear-hook devices (Yingmi i7)

Features: Lightweight and wireless, comfortable to wear, automatically plays when near exhibits, freeing your hands.

Applicable scenarios: Scenic spots, art exhibitions, theme parks, and other places requiring extended walking.

3. QR code scanning for narration

Features: No additional equipment needed; visitors can scan QR codes with their phones to listen to commentary.

Applicable scenarios: Independent travelers or venues with limited budgets.