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HumanityAI'd — Museum AR Smart Glass Guide

Look at any exhibit. Hear its story in your language. Hands-free.

Visitors wear lightweight AR glasses. The moment they look at an exhibit, our on-premises AI recognizes it and plays a professional narration in the visitor's own language — no app, no numbers to key in, no phone. Everything runs on a server inside the museum: no visitor imagery ever leaves the building.


Why museums choose it

  • Hands-free "look & listen" — dwell-based recognition, ~1.5 s from gaze to narration.
  • 8 languages at launch, up to 23 — including Arabic with full RTL support and a human approval workflow for every clip.
  • On-premises & data-sovereign — clears GCC procurement hurdles that cloud apps cannot.
  • Minutes to enrol — staff photograph an exhibit and publish multilingual narration in under 10 minutes, unaided.
  • Measurable engagement — dwell time, play-through, tour completion, per-exhibit analytics.

Proven, not promised

A full production pilot runs today: 10 exhibits, 12 photos, 8 languages, 80 approved narrations, recognition verified at 0.995 similarity — on a single on-prem GPU. The same software, deployment, and content workflow a museum receives.


How it works

Glasses (RayNeo X3 Pro) stream what the visitor sees → on-prem AI server recognizes the exhibit (CLIP + FAISS) → plays the approved neural TTS narration in the session language → shows title & key facts on the lens. Curators manage everything from a web admin panel.


Ideal first deployment

A flagship multilingual museum — e.g. the kind of institution that serves 190+ nationalities and needs interpretation beyond 2–4 languages. Start with a 4-week, one-gallery pilot; carry the content and analytics straight into rollout.


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