Ask naturally
Flights, products, services, policies and venue questions in the customer’s language.
TERMINAL AGENTS / PHYSICAL POINTS OF SERVICE
An AI service desk people can walk up to.
The public software demo shows the Terminal interaction pattern: speech, fictional venue facts, deterministic routes and 3D presentation. A QR opens the same public demo on a phone; stateful handoff and a connection to one venue's authoritative state are paid-pilot work.
SOFTWARE DEMO TODAYEXTERNAL SYSTEMS SIMULATEDPHYSICAL PILOT NEXT
CONCEPT VISUALIZATION · NO VENUE DEPLOYMENT SHOWNTHE FULL SERVICE MOMENT
From “can you help?” to the useful next step.
The target Terminal stays grounded in the venue's own product data, schedules, maps, policies and house rules. The public demo shows that boundary with fictional data. The answer it aims for is not a paragraph: it is an exact place, a completed task or the right person.
Find precisely
Connect the answer to a gate, aisle, bay, shelf or service point in the public demo; additional destination types remain pilot work.
See the route
Render a clear 3D route in the demo; test accessible options and current operating constraints in a venue pilot.
Support a task
Demonstrate grounded guidance today; connect approved check-in, queueing, return or service flows during a pilot.
Open on a phone
The QR opens the public demo on a phone and transfers no route or session state. Stateful private handoff remains a pilot target.
Bring in staff
Represent structured human handoff in the preview, then connect it to a real staff workflow in a pilot.
ONE SERVICE / SOURCE TO PHYSICAL NEXT STEP
The demo proves the software loop. The pilot must prove the service.
We are developing the complete Terminal service: the physical interface, governed model and speech services, deterministic venue tools and spatial presentation. The demo proves the software interaction; production hardware, venue capture and live integrations are pilot work.
Physical interface
Enclosure, display, audio, compute, serviceability and certification designed around one venue's operating conditions.
Model and tool layer
Adopted speech and model services sit behind deterministic venue tools, explicit sources and safe failure behavior.
Authoritative venue state
Real products, services and constraints bound to a versioned graph with named ownership for every update.
SPATIAL INTELLIGENCE
Map the building. Then map the journey.
The demo renders a 3D presentation of a fictional navigation graph. In a pilot, floor plans, CAD and site surveys would establish the venue graph; authoritative data and staff-owned changes would keep it current.
- Store aisles, shelves, entrances and service desks
- Airport gates, security, lounges and facilities
- Venue zones, seats, stages and accessibility services
- Temporary closures and step-free alternatives
FICTIONAL DEMO ROUTEEntrance → Aisle → Exact itemDeterministic graph · 3D presentation · QR opens phone demo
DESIGNED FOR THE FLOOR
One service layer across every physical touchpoint.
The same intelligence can run in a slim floor terminal, a reception screen, a wall display or an event installation, while each surface keeps the visual identity and priorities of its environment.
Handle the repeated questions
Give the queue at the information desk somewhere better to go, and let staff focus where judgment and human care matter.
Know the house rules
Use approved content and supported actions so the answer stays aligned with operations.
See where service breaks
Aggregate questions, route starts and unresolved needs into privacy-respectful experience signals.
PILOT OPERATING MODEL
One venue, one governed service.
The target Operations Platform gives a venue one view of answers, routes, handoffs and release quality across future Terminals. Cross-venue learning is not part of the current demo.
Turn failure into a candidate improvement
Authorized unresolved moments can become reviewable scenarios. People approve what becomes reusable.
See demand without profiling people
Aggregate requests, handoffs and route starts can reveal service demand and friction without cross-venue identity.
Change the service deliberately
Approved answers, routes and integrations are versioned, simulated and released through an accountable operating process.
CONTACT / TALK TO SIMULATINGMACHINES
Start with the place.
Bring us one venue, its repeated place-dependent questions and the systems that hold the facts. We will scope a bounded paid Terminal pilot with a named owner and measurable task completion.
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