Common Challenges
At exhibitions, a limited staff must simultaneously explain exhibits to visitors who stop by and call out to attendees walking through the aisles. Presentation content may also change during the event, making paper materials alone insufficient to keep up.
What You Can Delegate to Kebbi
- Calling out in front of the booth and explaining exhibits
- Product introductions combining screen visuals and audio
- Answering FAQs and handing over to staff
- Collaborative operation handling reception and transferring subsequent guidance to Collibot
Implementation Steps
- Determine booth traffic lines, where to place Kebbi, and the range for speaking to visitors.
- Register explanations for each exhibit in Roflow and link the materials to be displayed on screen.
- Establish conditions for calling staff (such as requests for specific business discussions) in advance.
- Designate a person in charge of updates in case presentation details change during the exhibition.
Key Operational Points
- Because exhibition venues are noisy, AIVC (smart noise canceling) and beamforming are used for voice pickup. In addition, marking the position where visitors should stand ensures greater stability.
- A configuration is possible where Kebbi handles reception and stationary guidance, while Collibot takes over guidance involving movement. Dividing roles reduces wait times for explanations.
- Content changes during the exhibition can be updated from cloud tools. Using the Robot Management System (RMS), changes can be applied to multiple units simultaneously.
- If you would like to see the actual robots in action, you can view a demonstration of Kebbi and Collibot collaborating at the robot showroom "MIRAI ROBO SQUARE" (Nojima Corporation) in Shinagawa, Tokyo.