Visitors module

Impact with audio description and instructions

The Visitors module has a huge impact on people with visual impairments. The addition of this module gives them the same experience as people who can see. It brings the location to life.

You control the management of this module with the eZwayZ cloud. This makes adding or changing information easy.

With the Visitors module, you can add information per destination or object:

  1. A general description spoken by a voice over.

  2. An audio description: a voice over gives descriptive information. For example ‘The painting is 3 by 4 metres.’ or ‘You are now standing in a large hall full of plants.’

  3. An interaction text: instructions when you can do something in the room or near an object. For example, how the coffee machine works or how to pull the lever to make an object move.

Mobile app with a black and yellow interface, recognising a person with the text 'Destination reached' and options for sound, advertisements and feedback, with a white notification stating that the screen must not be touched.
Smartphone screen showing an app displaying an artwork of Jhr. Mr. Victor Eugene Louis de Stuers from 1914, including options to play audio, an advertisement, and buttons for the main menu, neighbourhood information and feedback.
eZwayZ app: destination reached at the bust of Victor Eugene Louis de Stuers, with audio buttons and main menu.

Interaction text

AD/Alt text

Audio text

Museums

For museums, this module means that descriptions of objects or instructions on what you can do with an object can be added. Descriptions of rooms can also be added. This offers visually impaired and blind people so many more opportunities to experience the museum, just like their children, friends or partner.

Other locations

For buildings, the addition of the Visitors module provides answers to questions such as: how big is the space, where am I standing now, what colours are used? Welcome messages can also be added. The location comes to life and someone with a visual impairment gets a ‘seeing’ experience.

Experience for yourself?

Click the button to download the app. And visit the Rijksmuseum, NEMO, or Arnhem train station.

Also an accessible location?