A wireless tour guide system refers to a tour guide method that uses wireless handheld devices to sense the user's location during a visit and provides corresponding explanations based on that location information. The series of hardware and software components that support this method (including wireless transmitters, receivers, wireless networks, and handheld terminals) constitute the wireless tour guide system. This method differs from traditional point-and-read audio guides in that wireless guides can detect the user's location and support communication between handheld devices.
Common wireless tour guide system equipment includes conference audio guides, wireless tour guide systems, wireless audio guides, tour guide audio guides, tour guide players, scenic area tour guides, electronic tour guide systems, and tour guide systems. These systems are used in museums, factories, art galleries, and other similar venues for providing introductions, multilingual real-time translation, audiovisual language teaching, product or service introductions, hearing aids, and auxiliary wireless amplification equipment.
