When foreign teachers take students to a natural history museum, pointing at dinosaur fossils and explaining for a long time about "the differences between the Jurassic and Cretaceous periods", they ask who remembers the key features, and few raise their hands; when a study tour group goes to the Roman Colosseum, the tour guide explains in English about "how the underground passages transported wild animals", and Japanese students can only stare at the translation software and miss half of the details; during multinational corporate training, the employees in the back are drowned out by the noise in the room and can't hear "the core technology of the product" - many foreign educational institutions, study tour companies, and corporate training departments always think that "an automatic explainer is just an auxiliary sound-producing tool", but in fact, it can solve the major problems of "not being able to remember, not being able to understand, and not being able to keep up" in learning.
To put it simply, an automatic explainer is not "adding a new device to learning", but helps foreign users change "passive listening" to "active learning". Whether it's field observation outside the classroom, cross-national study tours, or multilingual corporate training, it can make the knowledge transmission smoother. Yingmi has been in this business for 15 years and has fully understood these pain points in foreign learning scenarios. From noise reduction, multilingualism to offline functions, every design is aimed at "how to make learning more convenient and easier to remember". It's not just selling machines, but truly helping to solve practical problems.
Ⅰ.Classroom Field Learning: No need for teachers to repeat, students can "listen and remember" themselves more clearly
Many foreign primary and secondary schools like to take students to museums and science centers for "field lessons", but teachers always have two problems to worry about: First, there are too many people and the noise is too loud, and after explaining a piece of knowledge, the students in the back can't hear clearly; second, students' focus is scattered, after explaining "the formation age of this mineral", they are immediately attracted by other exhibits and nothing is remembered.
Yingmi's automatic explainer can fill these two gaps. For example, when learning about ancient creatures at a natural history museum, students are given a model with some touch-sensitive features - a small label next to the exhibit, and with a gentle touch of the explainer, they can hear "This Tyrannosaurus rex fossil is 68 million years old, and the length of its teeth is equivalent to an adult's palm, mainly preying on Triceratops", and they can listen to it repeatedly without waiting for the second round from the teacher.
What's more intimate is that teachers can also add "small questions" in advance, such as after explaining the knowledge about the mineral, adding a sentence "What do you think this mineral can be used for? ", after listening, students will actively discuss with their peers, which is much more effective than the one-way indoctrination from the teacher. Moreover, the device has noise reduction function, even if there are other teams in the exhibition hall, students can still hear their own explanations clearly, without having to crowd around the exhibits to listen.
Ⅱ.Cross-national Study Tours： Multilingual + Offline, no longer relying on translation software to "guess and learn"
The biggest headache for foreign study tour groups is "language barriers". For example, when Japanese students go to Italy to learn about the Renaissance, the tour guide can only speak English and Italian, and students can only rely on their mobile phones for translation, "The background of the creation of the David statue" translated into Japanese changes the meaning； when South American students go to the UK to learn about Shakespeare, when they arrive in Stratford-upon-Avon, the signal is too weak to even use the translation software, they can only follow around, and nothing is understood.
Yingmi's automatic explainer is particularly useful in this regard. First, it covers all 8 major languages： English, French, German, Japanese, Arabic, Spanish, etc. If the study tour group has a niche demand, such as "need Korean to explain Shakespeare's life", inform Yingmi one week in advance, and it can be customized. The offline function is especially important! Yingmi's explainer can download all the knowledge points in advance and play them at the scene without internet, and students can also share what they have heard with each other. Unlike before, they can't just follow the tour guide around.
III. Corporate Cross-border Training: Anti-interference + Segmented Content, No More "Inaudible and Confused in the Rear Row"
When foreign enterprises conduct cross-border training, they always encounter two problems: Firstly, there are many participants in the training session, and the employees in the back row are blocked by those in front, making it impossible to hear even the "product design highlights"; Secondly, the needs of employees from different countries are different. European employees want to hear more about "market promotion plans", while Southeast Asian employees want to hear more about "after-sales processes". If they listen to the same explanation, half of them will find it useless.
Yingmi's automatic explanation device has been optimized for training scenarios. Firstly, it has strong anti-interference capabilities. It uses specialized noise filtering technology, so even if there are dozens of people in the training session, employees in the back row can still hear the explanation clearly, without having to move forward. More practical is the "multi-channel zoning" function, which can allocate different explanation contents for employees with different needs - for example, opening a "market promotion" channel for European employees and a "after-sales process" channel for Southeast Asian employees. Everyone wears the same set of explanation devices, but they can hear the content they need. They no longer have to "be forced to listen to irrelevant knowledge points". A German automotive parts company tried this method to conduct technical training for global customers. After the training, the proportion of customers who "felt the content was useful" increased from 65% to 92%, and they also saved time on repeated training.
IV. Yingmi's "Minor Details": Not just having functions, but truly understanding the troubles of learning
Many foreign users say that the most touching thing when using Yingmi's automatic explanation device is that "it can think of those insignificant troubles in learning". For example, the device is lightweight, and students can wear it around their necks for a whole day in a museum without feeling tired, unlike some explanation devices that are heavy like bricks; charging is fast, and they can recharge for 3 hours in 10 minutes during a lunch break, so study groups don't have to carry a bunch of chargers; it can also be disinfected by ultraviolet rays. Foreign schools and enterprises are very concerned about hygiene, and after use, they can put it in the charging box for disinfection, which makes them feel safe for the next use.
Conclusion: The automatic explanation device helps learning, not just "a gimmick" but "really saves time"
For foreign users, Yingmi's automatic explanation device is not "optional assistance", but truly helps solve the troubles in learning - teachers don't have to shout repeatedly, students can hear and remember clearly; study groups don't have to rely on translation software to guess, they can understand the knowledge points; enterprise training doesn't waste time, employees can learn useful content. It doesn't just pile up functions; it is done with the aim of "making learning more smooth and effective", which is why many foreign schools, study institutions, and enterprises are willing to continue using it.
In fact, whether it's in the classroom, study tours, or training, the core is "to ensure that knowledge is accurately transmitted, understood, and remembered". Yingmi does this by helping to make this process simpler, so users no longer have to worry about "not being able to hear clearly, not understanding, or not keeping up". If foreign users are still unsure whether their learning scenarios are suitable for using it, they can definitely talk to Yingmi and try the compatible solution first to see the effect - after all, making learning effortless is the most practical thing.
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