The audioguide uses radio waves to locate visitors inside the venue and automatically plays the appropriate recordings.

Using GPS technology, the audioguide automatically plays recordings at the right place. Ideal for bus operators to play recordings without driver or guide involvement.

With markers placed throughout the exhibit, visitors can start recordings themselves without entering numbers.

Allows proximity triggering of recordings. When the device is brought close to a marker in the form of a card, the recording starts automatically.

The audioguide syncs with multimedia installed in the exhibit. This way, visitors always hear the soundtrack in the correct language.

The device has a color display that allows video playback, e.g., recordings in Sign Language.

Lightweight design doesn't bother tourists during tours.

Dimensions: 110 x 48 x 15 mm

Display: 2.9"

Allows listening to recordings without headphones.

No need for staff to disinfect headphones.

Simple way to select the recording number you're interested in. The keypad uses the ITU E 1.161 layout, making it accessible for visually impaired users.

Shows the number and title of the current recording and its duration

Indicates battery level.

Locates the visitor's current position and automatically starts the right recording using a special radio marker.

Visitors can start recordings themselves in three ways: selecting a number on the keypad, placing the device near a numbered plate, or pointing it at an exhibit.

Uses radio waves to locate visitors inside the venue and automatically plays the appropriate recordings.

With markers placed throughout the exhibit, visitors can start recordings themselves without entering numbers.

Trigger recordings by bringing the device close to a plate with the exhibit number. The recording starts automatically.

Syncs with multimedia in the exhibit, so visitors hear the soundtrack at the right moment in their chosen language.

Locates the visitor's current position and automatically starts the right recording using a special radio marker.

Visitors can start recordings themselves in three ways: selecting a number on the keypad, placing the device near a numbered plate, or pointing it at an exhibit

Can be equipped with an alarm function. If the visitor leaves a designated area, an audible alarm activates and the device vibrates.

Use the AG-600SR transmitter to send the guide's voice to tour participants with AG-600 audioguides.

The guide can speak to the group and trigger recordings loaded on the AG-600 audioguides.

Syncs with multimedia in the exhibit. Visitors always hear the soundtrack in the right language.