the most engaging AI tour guide managed & owned by you
Capture your visitors' attention through Musa's personalized tour guides. Let them explore on their own terms.
Cater to all interests, from educational guides for kids to deep dives for experts. Tours are available in 20+ languages and enhanced for accessibility out of the box.
Update your exhibition anytime with ease. Musa takes care of wording and voice such that you can focus on the story. Skip the middle man and be in control.
Reveal who your customers are, where they spent most of their time and what they wanted to see more of.
The average visitor doesn't exist. Everyone brings unique backgrounds and questions that traditional formats cannot cater to. With Musa Studio, you create a knowledge graph that captures your exhibition in full detail. Our AI then guides each visitor through this knowledge along their interests.
Your museum is more than exhibitions — it's a place to explore, learn, and experience. With Musa Tour, visitors can find directions to amenities and restaurants, uncover the building's architecture and history, and stay informed on upcoming events.
Visitors have questions you can't anticipate: 'How long do oil paintings take to dry?' or 'What was happening in Japan while Leonardo painted this?' Musa's knowledge base can answer unexpected questions, while clearly indicating when answers go beyond your provided information.
Design your exhibition in your language, and let visitors experience it in theirs. Musa seamlessly offers native-language exploration right out of the box.
Musa integrates with social media and review platforms, making it easy for visitors to share their experience and give feedback.
Create distinct guide personas to match your diverse audience. Whether it's a playful character for children, an expert for academics, or a casual friend for tourists - simple personality instructions bring these guides to life. Customize how they speak, what details they emphasize, and how they interact to deliver the perfect tour for each visitor.
Gain valuable insights into visitor behavior and preferences. Track which exhibits captivate attention, discover what topics spark the most questions, and identify areas where visitors want to learn more. Use these analytics to continuously improve your exhibitions and create experiences that resonate with your audience.
Effortlessly maintain and update your exhibition content in real-time. Whether it's adding new research findings, updating interpretations, or adjusting tour content, Musa Studio makes it simple to keep your digital experience as dynamic as your museum.
Skip the costs of traditional audio guides. With Musa, visitors simply scan a QR code and use the device they already know. It's easy, better for the environment, and keeps up as technology evolves.
Your custom personas allow any visitor to take a tour in their preferred style. Changed your mind? No problem, visitors can switch personas at any time.
Enthusiastic guide for kids
A passionate tour guide with deep knowledge of art history
The artist himself, based on his own letters
Musa supports both text and audio, letting visitors choose to speak or type, listen or read. With automatic visual descriptions and audio transcriptions, Musa creates an inclusive experience for visually impaired and deaf visitors alike.
I see, you jumped ahead to a painting by August Macke, one of the leading members of the German expressionist group Der Blaue Reiter...
Musa lets your visitors choose what to explore next. They can ask additional questions about an exhibit or dial a new one.
Musa automatically generates follow up questions or actions based on the current conversation. They point the user to unexplored topics along their interests. This way your visitors can lean back and enjoy the tour or take over whenever they feel like it.
Hallucinations are one of the shortcomings of current AI systems. That's why we ground the AIs responses in your knowledge base. If a user's question goes beyond your content, we clearly label unverified information.
From what I understand, Macke's approach to color was heavily influenced by Robert Delaunay's color theories and Orphism. He was interested in the way colors could create harmony and movement in paintings.
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