Yingmi voice-guided tours make unfamiliar cities seem familiar.

Many foreign tourists, when visiting a new city for the first time, often find themselves in a similar predicament: walking along the crowds in the old district of Rome, seeing the faded church walls but not knowing when they were built; wandering through the Tsukaya Street shopping arcade in Tokyo, looking at the century-old store signs but only guessing "probably selling snacks"; queuing up in Toronto, wanting to learn the story behind the tower's construction but only having English explanations, while the French-speaking friend beside them looked completely bewildered - the joy of city travel is never about "taking pictures and leaving", but about understanding the stories hidden in the streets, buildings, and exhibits, and reliable city voice-guided tours are exactly what help tourists break through that layer of "strangeness".

The Huima technology company, which has established a foothold in the voice-guided tour industry, has long made "letting the city stories be heard" a priority with its Yingmi brand. Perhaps some foreign customers are not familiar with "Huima", let me mention a few more: Huima's full name is Huima Information Technology Co., Ltd. of Hefei. It started making voice-guided systems in 2009 and is not only a national high-tech enterprise but also an enterprise listed on the Anhui Science and Technology Innovation Board - it even has its own SMT chip assembly factory - controlling quality from chip soldering to complete assembly itself, unlike some small brands that rely on OEM production. This is actually a very important guarantee for customers who value compliance and stability. And Yingmi, as Huima's core brand, has served over 4,000 scenic spots and museums in China over the years, and has sold guiding solutions to Europe and Southeast Asia, including the Xiangkun Temple in Vientiane, Laos, and the Chiang Mai Museum in Thailand, which are all using their systems.

Historic districts: Letting old streets "speak", avoiding the pitfalls of "incomprehensible and mixed content"

Whether it's the Marais district in Paris, the Trastevere district in Rome, or the Beijing hutongs and Shanghai stone gateways in China, the guiding tours in historical districts are most likely to encounter two problems: one is that the alleys are narrow and there are many tourists, and the explanation is drowned out by the noise; the other is that the attractions are close to each other, and the explanation content is prone to "mixing" - the story of the first church hasn't been finished when it's time to move to the next square and start playing new content, leaving people confused.

Yingmi's guiding solution for historical districts has long solved these problems. One of their core technologies is "SOC embedded digital noise reduction", simply put, it can filter out the ambient noise, so even in the crowded alleys of Rome, tourists can still hear "This street was a gathering place for silk merchants in the 16th century, and the carvings on the walls still show the patterns of ancient merchant ships"; combined with "4GFSK signal modulation technology", different teams' explanations won't interfere with each other, even if several tourist groups are visiting at the same time, they can "listen to their own", without having to crowd together to listen.

What's more considerate is the multilingual adaptation. The guiding system of Yingmi defaults to supporting 8 mainstream languages and can add minority languages based on the characteristics of the city - for example, for the guiding of Paris, it will customize French and German versions; for the plan for Tokyo, it can add Japanese and Korean explanations.

And a detail that touches the tourists very much: the guiding content will adjust according to the "walking rhythm". For example, when visiting the Nine-Flower Bridge in Yu Garden in Shanghai, it won't start playing the explanation as soon as you step onto the bridge, but wait until you reach the middle of the bridge and can see the panoramic view of the pavilion in the lake, then start explaining "Why was this bridge built with nine bends? Because ancient people believed that 'nine bends lead to tranquility', walking through it can avoid disasters", which is neither rushed nor makes tourists listen while walking, providing an especially good experience.

Modern exhibition halls: From science museums to art centers, making professional content "understandable"

The difficulties in guiding visitors in modern exhibition halls, such as science museums, art centers, and planning centers, lie in the fact that "the professional content is hard to understand" - for instance, in a science museum's exhibition on quantum physics, or in an art center's contemporary installation art. If the explanations are too academic, visitors tend to fall asleep; if they are too simplistic, the value of the exhibition hall is lost.

When Yingmi guides modern exhibition halls, she employs a "layered explanation" trick. They divide the content into "basic version" and "professional version": the basic version uses plain language, such as when explaining the rocket model in a science museum, they would say, "This rocket can send satellites to a height of 300 kilometers in space, equivalent to traveling from Beijing to Shanghai twice." The professional version will add details like "What is the thrust of the rocket engine and what type of fuel is used?" to meet the needs of different visitors. When providing services for Hefei Science Museum before, they relied on this plan, allowing children to understand "why astronauts float in space," and enabling professional visitors to understand "the principle of the life support system of the space capsule," covering both aspects.

Modern exhibition halls often change exhibitions, such as the art center having a new painting exhibition every month, and the science museum having a new theme exhibition every quarter. Yingmi's guiding system supports "cloud backend updates," without having to bring back all the equipment. Staff can update the explanations on a computer, such as adding English or French explanations for the new painting exhibition, and it can be done in half a day. When providing services for Shenzhen Contemporary Art and Urban Planning Museum before, they relied on this function, catching up with the opening of new exhibitions without delaying visitors' visits.

Outdoor scenic areas: Withstanding wind and sun, making the explanations "keep up"

Outdoor scenic areas in cities, such as Central Park in New York, Hyde Park in London, and Shanghai Disney Town, have the difficulty of "variable environments" - wind and sun can damage equipment, and visitors move quickly, making the explanations "fall behind," and there may be sudden rain, causing the equipment to get waterlogged and unusable.

Yingmi's outdoor guiding solution pays special attention to "durability." Their equipment's body uses splash-proof materials, and even after being exposed to light rain for half an hour, it is fine; the shell is resistant to sun exposure, and even in Dubai's outdoor scenic area exposed to the sun for two hours in summer, the equipment will not overheat and crash; the battery life is also outstanding, with a single charge lasting 12 hours, from morning exploration to closing time at night, which is enough. When providing services for the scenic area in Sanya, Hainan, their equipment was used in the humid environment by the seaside for half a year, and there were no malfunctions, with extremely reliable stability.

The accuracy of positioning is also crucial. Outdoor scenic areas are large, and visitors move quickly. If the guiding content is "slower than expected," and it is only when reaching the scenic spot that the story of the place is started to be broadcast, the experience will be poor. Yingmi uses "RFID + infrared dual positioning," with a positioning error controlled within 1 meter, without the situation of "content lagging."

For the "dispersion" of outdoor scenic areas, they have also developed the "group call" function. For example, if a family is wandering in Disney Town and gets separated, the parent uses the calling function of the guiding device, and the child's device will receive a prompt sound, without having to shout throughout the scenic area. When providing services for Guangzhou Chimelong Wildlife World before, many family tourists praised this function as practical, no longer afraid of children getting lost.

Why choose Yingmi for city guided tours?

For foreign customers, when choosing city voice guided tours, the most important aspects are generally three: compliance, stability, and good service. Yingmi has reassured customers in these three aspects.

Compliance is not a concern. Their equipment has passed EU CE and RoHS certifications, whether used in cities in Europe, Southeast Asia, or America, it complies with local standards, and there are no concerns about customs inspection or admission to scenic areas.

Service is Huima's strong point. They offer a "9G Full Lifecycle Service", which involves continuous follow-up throughout the entire process, from the initial site survey, to the mid-stage equipment installation and commissioning, and to the post-sale support.

There is also customization capability. Each city has its own unique characteristics, some are famous for their history, while others stand out for their modern technology. Yingmi can adjust the plan according to the characteristics of each city - for example, when providing a tour for Venice, they will focus on explaining the content about "waterborne architecture"; when providing a plan for Silicon Valley, they will add an introduction about "the development history of technology companies", making the tour content more in line with the city's atmosphere.

In fact, the charm of city travel lies in discovering those "unknown details" - perhaps a century-old bakery on an old street, perhaps a niche exhibit in a museum, perhaps a commemorative story in a park. Yingmi has always been a "carrier of city stories", allowing foreign tourists to understand unfamiliar cities without relying on translation or joining tour groups. For clients who want to enhance the city tourism experience, choosing such a powerful and experienced brand is truly the "worry-free choice".