Fatahilah Museum Guide: The Yingmi Speaker is Convenient and User-Friendly

The Fatahilah Museum houses Indonesia's "historical secrets" - remnants of ancient ships from the colonial era, traditional artifacts from Java Island, and old maps of the spice trade. Each exhibit is quietly telling the story of this city. But for the museum guides, it's not so easy to explain and elaborate on these thousand-year-old tales clearly: In the exhibition hall, one must maintain silence, and the speaker cannot be used at all; foreign tourists come from all over the world, with diverse demands for English, French, German, and Japanese; the exhibits are closely arranged, and the explanations in adjacent sections can easily interfere with each other, with tourists just hearing the story of the ancient ship and then the explanation of the next artifact coming over - actually, these troubles can be easily solved by choosing the right professional guided tour equipment.

The core problem for Fatahilah Museum guides: Explain clearly, hear clearly, and have a common language

The job of a guide is far from being "reading the script": The core lies in focusing on three things, and missing any one will reduce the tourists' experience:

1. Explain clearly: Historical details cannot be omitted, and they must be easy to understand.

Tourists come to the museum not just for fun, but to truly want to know "how this ancient ship wreckage was discovered" and "how much did the spice trade affect the local area". The guide must turn professional archaeological knowledge and historical background into something everyone can understand - for example, when explaining the ancient ship, one cannot just say "This is a 17th-century merchant ship", but should add "The wood on the ship's body comes from Sumatra Island, and the copper nails can show the craftsmanship of shipbuilding at that time". But these details often go to waste if only spoken: There are many people in the museum and it needs to be quiet, louder sounds are noisy, and softer sounds, the tourists can't hear the details clearly.

2. Hear clearly: Resistance to interference is key, and interference is not allowed

The exhibition halls of the museum are numerous and connected in a continuous manner. For example, the colonial history exhibition area and the traditional artifact exhibition area are adjacent. If the equipment has poor anti-interference ability, when tourists reach the junction, they are likely to hear two explanations at the same time, making it increasingly chaotic. Moreover, the museum does not allow the use of high-power equipment, and traditional speakers either have blurry sound or are easily affected by other signals. It's really difficult to make everyone hear the details clearly.

3. Have a common language: Multi-language coverage, no weaknesses

The tourists who come to the museum are from all over the world, including European French and German tourists, Asian Japanese and Korean tourists, and Middle Eastern Arabic tourists. How can a guide master all languages? If only using English, many tourists can only rely on translation software to guess, neither understanding "the route of spice trade" nor "the uses of traditional artifacts", and the travel experience is directly discounted.

And these problems are exactly the strengths of the Yingmi equipment - it is not a replacement for the guide, but helps the guide precisely convey the "professional content" to each tourist's ears, making the value of the explanation truly realized.

Suitable for group tours: Yingmi E8 Team Guiding System, anti-interference + multi-language, no matter how large the team is, it is not a problem

During the peak tourist season, there are a lot of group tourists in the museum. A team of ten or even dozens of people wants to make sure everyone can hear clearly. The Yingmi E8 Team Guiding System is tailor-made for such scenarios:

1. Anti-interference is at its maximum, interference? It doesn't exist

E8 uses U-band high-frequency radio wave technology and is equipped with a digital audio processing backend, with particularly strong anti-interference ability. Even if there are multiple teams giving explanations in different exhibition halls at the same time, E8 can precisely lock onto its own channel and will not interfere with others. For example, when the guide leads a group in the colonial exhibition area explaining the ancient ship, the next team is explaining the artifacts. The tourists of E8 can only hear the explanation of their own group, without any interference - this is extremely practical for museums with dense exhibits and connected exhibition halls!

2.Multi-language free switching, meeting global tourists' needs E8 supports 8 mainstream languages, and customizations can be made for niche languages.

Tour guides can pre-store the explanations in the transmitter in English, French, German, Japanese, etc., and can also give explanations on the spot. Tourists have a clear language-switching button on their receivers, with icons that are internationally recognized. Even if they don't understand Chinese, they can simply press a button to switch to their familiar language. Moreover, the receiver has a memory function, and the next time it is powered on, it will default to the previous language setting, eliminating the need for repeated settings and making it very convenient for tourists from abroad.

3. Lightweight and durable, saving both the tour guide and the tourists' worries

The receiver weighs only 25 grams and is designed as an earpiece. It doesn't matter whether it's worn on the left or right ear. It hangs on the ear like it's not there at all, and tourists won't feel tired even after spending a long time in the museum. The transmitter has a battery life of up to 15 hours, and the receiver can last for 8-10 hours continuously. From opening to closing the museum, there is no need to worry about running out of power. The tour guide management is also convenient. There is a dedicated contact-type charging box, which can charge up to 36 or even 48 devices at once. The metal casing is safe and also has an ultraviolet disinfection function - after the pandemic, everyone is concerned about hygiene, and this design truly understands the needs.

4. Wide transmission range, ensuring clear hearing even when the group disperses

Some exhibition halls are quite large, and tourists may spread out to take photos and carefully view the exhibits. The transmission range of E8 can reach 200 meters. Even if tourists are a little far from the tour guide, they can clearly hear "The discovery process of the ancient ship wreckage" and "The historical significance of the spice trade". There is no need to gather together to listen, and the experience is maximized.

Self-guided tour compatibility: Yingmi i7 earpiece automatic sensing interpretation system, scan to use + automatic triggering.

When traveling, tourists don't want to be bound by the team's rhythm and care more about "When to listen, when to listen". At this time, Yingmi i7 is the most suitable. They don't need a tour guide to follow, and they can understand the museum on their own:

1. Automatic sensing triggering, play the corresponding explanation wherever you walk

i7 uses advanced RFID modulation technology. The museum has already set up signal transmitters beside each exhibit in advance. When tourists wear the interpretation device and walk to the exhibit, the device will automatically sense and play the corresponding explanation. There is no need to manually press any buttons. For example, when walking to the ancient ship wreckage, it will automatically play "The age of the ship, the discovery location, and the historical background"; when walking to the spice trade map, it will explain "The trade routes at that time and the main types of spices traded". The experience is very smooth, and there is no need to look down for the explanation items.

2. Light and compact, without any burden

i7 weighs only 20 grams, lighter than a coin. It hangs on the ear almost without feeling, and it doesn't affect taking photos or using a notebook for recording. There are 3 types of shell options available, and the logo can be customized. The appearance level is online, and it doesn't affect the travel mood.

3. Large storage capacity, full of details

i7 can store a large number of explanations, whether it's the core exhibits or niche exhibits, and can fully explain the details - such as the manufacturing process of a traditional artifact and its application scenarios, the story behind an old photo, etc. They can be entered separately without worrying about not having enough space to delete content. Moreover, it supports multiple audio formats, with clear sound quality, and even when speaking softly, they can hear clearly.

4. Low battery alert + theft prevention reminder, caring and safe

When the battery level drops below 20%, it will automatically alert. There is no need to worry about the device shutting down halfway. It also has an anti-theft alarm function. If the device is accidentally left in the exhibition hall, it will automatically emit a reminder sound to avoid loss. When tourists on self-guided tours rent the equipment, they can return it directly to the front desk after visiting, without bothering the tour guide. They can handle it all by themselves.

Conclusion: Professional equipment + high-quality interpretation, making the history of Fatashiira more touching.

The charm of the Fatashila Museum lies in the thousand-year-old stories hidden behind the exhibits - a bustling trade witnessed by an ancient ship, a folk culture carried by an artifact, and a historical change recorded on a map. The value of a tour guide is to tell these "invisible stories" to the tourists. And Yingmi's E8 and i7 interpretation systems help tour guides precisely and clearly convey these stories.

For tour guides, with Yingmi equipment, they no longer have to worry about "incomprehensible speech, language barriers, and echo interference", and can focus more on polishing the content of their explanations, fully presenting the history of each exhibit. For foreign tourists, whether traveling in groups or independently, they can clearly hear every detail in their familiar language and truly understand the historical depth of Fatashila.

Yingmi has been making interpretation devices for 15 years and has been focusing on "making cultural dissemination smoother". Whether it's museums, scenic spots, or exhibition halls, they can all provide suitable solutions. For foreign customers who value experience and professionalism, choosing Yingmi means choosing convenience, confidence, and comfort, making each museum trip a memorable cultural immersion.