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Vavus devices for the work your team does.

Tell us how your team works and what they do every day. We’ll find where AI can save them time and cut your costs, and set up the devices to do it.

Healthcare

A tablet in a healthcare setting showing a bilingual hand hygiene training document.

Front-desk and clinical staff spend hours on intake forms, visit notes and follow-up messages. A Vavus tablet at reception or on the ward takes that work on: a patient who doesn’t speak your language talks into the device and your staff hear them in theirs, the intake form fills itself from the conversation, and the visit summary is drafted before the patient has left the room. Everything can run on the device or on your own servers, so patient data never has to leave the building, and healthcare deployments are set up under a signed Business Associate Agreement. Tell us which workflows you want to cover and we’ll configure the devices around them.

Hospitality

A hotel receptionist and guest read English and Spanish breakfast information on a shared Vavus AI tablet.

Your front desk can talk with any guest in their own language, from check-in to a late-night request, without a phone app or an interpreter. A shared tablet at reception handles the conversation in both directions, answers the questions guests ask most from your own information (opening hours, directions, house rules) and hands over to a person the moment it should. The same device can run check-in, a map of your property and a guest-facing Concierge, all under your brand. Devices are set up for shift handover, so the next team member picks it up and keeps going.

Field teams

A technician holds a rugged device showing an English and Spanish translation result.

Your crew takes the device onto a roof, into a basement or across a site with no signal, and translation keeps working offline. Spoken job reports are turned into written ones on the spot, photos and forms are filed from the same device, and if the job needs its own app, we build it in. Rugged handhelds are locked to the apps your team needs, so a device is ready to work the moment it is switched on. Tell us what your crews do every day and we’ll set up a few devices to test it in a pilot.

Retail and stores

A store assistant and customer read an English and Spanish product-size question on a phone.

A tablet at the counter lets your staff serve any customer in their own language, from a product question to a return, without reaching for a phone. The same device checks stock on a shelf with the camera, pulls up your prices and policies from your own information, and shows a short training lesson to a new hire between customers. Devices are locked to the apps your store needs and carry your branding on the start screen, so they look and behave like part of the shop, not a personal phone. Tell us what your floor staff do every day and we’ll set the devices up for it.

Logistics and warehousing

Warehouse colleagues review a bilingual calibration checklist on a laptop beside paperwork.

Crews in a yard or a warehouse rarely share one language, and the signal is often gone behind the racking. A rugged Vavus handheld keeps translation working offline, so a supervisor and a driver can sort out a delivery on the spot. The same device scans barcodes, turns a spoken end-of-shift report into a written one, and files photos of damaged goods against the right order. It is locked to the apps your operation needs, survives a drop onto concrete, and connects to your warehouse system so nothing has to be typed twice. Tell us how a shift runs today and we’ll configure the handhelds around it.

Government and public services

Municipal staff help a resident with a form beside a tablet showing English and Spanish application-submission translation.

Residents who come to a counter, a clinic or a help desk don’t all speak the same language, and an interpreter is rarely there when needed. A Vavus tablet at the counter lets staff hold the conversation in both directions, fill in the form as they talk, and print or send the result in the resident’s language. Devices can run entirely on your own servers or with no internet connection at all, with audit records kept for your reviews, so they fit procurement and data rules that rule out consumer phones. Tell us which services and languages you serve and we’ll propose a configuration you can put through your approval process.

Education and training

Adult learners review English and Japanese hand hygiene training content on a shared laptop.

Schools and training centres work with students and parents who speak many languages, and staff spend their evenings translating notices and messages. A Vavus tablet in the office or the classroom lets a teacher talk with a parent at pick-up time, turns a spoken note into a written one in the family’s language, and keeps lessons, quizzes and onboarding material for new staff on the same device. Devices are locked to the apps you approve, so students see only what the school intends, and they can run on your own servers to meet your data policy. Tell us how your staff communicate with families today and we’ll configure the devices for it.

Bring your workflow to a pilot.

Tell us what your team does every day, and we’ll set up a few devices to test it.

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