Public sector and tourism

The office is open four hours a day, but people come all day. There is one person at the counter with a case open, the phone ringing and a queue in front of them. In summer, someone arrives who speaks neither Slovenian nor Croatian.

The robot or the screen stands in the hall for the whole opening time. It says where an application is handed in, until when the counter is open, what is on in the exhibition and when the next bus leaves. In the language the visitor used.

In a tourist office the work is the same, only the questions differ. Where to buy a ticket, when the walking tour of the old town starts, which beach is nearest and where you can still eat at ten in the evening. We prepare the content with you, so it also knows the local things that are not online.

What it may say and what it records is written down before we switch it on and can be reviewed afterwards; we do not record faces. That is also what public tenders ask about most often. For a hall we usually recommend a Lumen, and for a small office a smaller model that does not take up half the room.