Seoul Subway Myeong-dong Station's ``foreign language simultaneous conversation system'' begins operation = South Korea

A ``foreign language simultaneous dialogue system'' using AI technology has been built at Myeong-dong Station on South Korea's Seoul Subway Line 4. It is expected to receive a great response from foreign tourists.
In order to provide foreign tourists with a convenient subway usage environment, the Seoul Transportation Corporation has built a ``foreign language simultaneous dialogue system'' using AI technology and is conducting a trial operation at Myeong-dong Station.
It was announced on the 4th that it was on the way. The foreign language simultaneous conversation system uses a transparent OLED display that can be displayed on both sides, allowing foreigners and station staff to view the display and have a smooth conversation without language hurdles.
Enables simultaneous dialogue. Including Korean △ English △ Japanese △ Chinese △ Vietnamese △ Thai △ Malaysian △ Indonesian △ Spanish △ French △ German △ Arabic △ Russian
etc., supports 13 languages. Users can select their preferred language on the system startup screen and use the service. The system utilizes a touch screen and wired/wireless microphones to
The feature is that it is more convenient for people to use. It is expected that subway usage information can be provided to users quickly and accurately. In addition, route searches based on subway route maps, fare information, and information are available on the screen.
You can also receive additional services such as information on the current status of items such as storage boxes. The Seoul Transportation Corporation first installed it at the entrance to the customer safety room at Myeong-dong Station, which ranks first in transporting foreigners. Exam luck for the next 4 months
After the implementation, the system will be expanded to five other stations next year, including Seoul Station, Itaewon Station, Gimpo Airport Station, Gwanghwamun Station, and Hongdae Entrance Station.
Baek Ho, president of Seoul Transportation Corporation, said, ``By building South Korea's first subway ``simultaneous dialogue system in foreign languages,'' we will be able to easily and conveniently provide subway usage information to the many foreign nationalities visiting South Korea.
"We are boldly and proactively utilizing AI technology to provide better services. In the future, we will provide services that are linked to mobile devices such as mobile phones, making them even more convenient."
"We will further enhance the functionality and usability of the facility, and increase the satisfaction level of foreign tourists."