TAMARO for museums

An audio guide you can talk to

It answers questions by voice or as text, actively guides visitors through the exhibition, draws them in and asks questions of its own.

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Without a guided tour, questions go unanswered

Visitors have questions about what they see. A guided tour can answer them, but one is not available on every visit. Text panels and classic audio guides only explain what was decided in advance; there is no way to ask a follow-up question.

Without a tour, visitors take less away from their visit, and the museum reaches its audience less than it could.

Narrator, exhibit, historical figure

The companion speaks in different roles: as a narrator, as the exhibit itself or as a historical figure. Its personality and emotional range adapt to each visitor, from children to specialists.

Narrator

Guides through the exhibition and puts things in context.

The exhibit itself

Tells its story from its own point of view.

Historical figure

Speaks as a person from the exhibit's time.

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Stories about the exhibition

Created from the museum’s content and approved by the editorial team.

A day in the Burse Narrator · 4 min · for everyone ✓ Approved by the editorial team

Melanchthon’s road to Wittenberg Historical figure · 6 min · specialists ✓ Approved by the editorial team

Learning 500 years ago Told by the exhibit · 3 min · for children ✓ Approved by the editorial team

Now playing A day in the Burse

New formats from your content

Your content becomes new formats: AI-generated audio stories and shows around your exhibits, approved by your editorial team.

Answers to recurring questions

The companion answers recurring questions about directions, hours and services, and explains content in plain language.

Several languages, no new recordings

The companion answers in several languages. When your editorial team changes content, the change applies with no new recordings.

Your editorial team stays in control

The companion draws on content your editorial team has approved. Generated stories go through your editorial team before they are published.

AI-generated · awaiting approval Review story: A day in the Burse

Role: narratorAudience: everyoneLanguage: EnglishLength: about 4 min

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Tübingen, around 1512. In the Burse, where the young students live and learn, the day starts early. ^[1]

Among them is a young man from Bretten: Philipp Melanchthon. ^[2]

⚠ No source in the approved content: please check or remove

It is said that even then he …

Sources [1] Exhibition catalog “The Student of the Burse”, section 10.1[2] Exhibition catalog “The Student of the Burse”, section 5

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Complements tours, runs on any smartphone

Complement, not replace

The companion complements guided tours and education programs; it does not replace them.

No device fleet

The companion runs as a web app in the browser on visitors' own smartphones, with nothing to install; loaner devices are optional.

In the cloud or in the museum

Hosting in the EU or on site, with the same software.