They talk about us

A simple editing program can be used to create a tailor-made audioguide, which synchronizes with the smartphone's GPS, to present the various points of interest along a route.

Lausanne: Free live guided tour from your scheduled bus - The TL has teamed up with a local start-up to offer an original audioguide service on smartphones.

From London to Barcelona, Paris and other major cities, you've probably been on a sightseeing bus before. In the past, a guide would explain the history of the various monuments the vehicle was touring, whereas today, everything is done more by phone...

The idea came to Iunius on a city trip through London: "I was sitting in a double-decker bus and looking out of the window to the left and right, thinking to myself what a shame it was that I wasn't learning anything about the buildings and sights that were passing me by"

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Discover the Riviera by bus with an audio guide. If you take the bus between Vevey and Rennaz (line 201), you can now discover anecdotes and activities to do in the region thanks to an audio guide.

Lausanne by public transport and smartphone - Lausanne Cités. TRANSPORT - Since September 18, thanks to the support of Transports publics lausannois (tl), NexSwiss has been testing a free smartphone-based audio tourist guide.

Ligne24.ch: A Lausanne audio guide created by NexSwiss - LFM. NexSwiss is a Lausanne-based startup active in the field of IT services for companies and private individuals. It has just developed Ligne24.ch, which is currently in the test phase in Lausanne.

A tourist guide in your ears on line 24 - t-l.ch.é The CityTourPlayer, developed by young entrepreneurs NexSwiss, creates audio guides for public transport. A tourist guide system synchronized with your bus journey, currently being tested on line 24.

The Morges region told through your ears on the bus. Transports de la région Morges-Bière-Cossonay has launched an audioguide on one of its routes. An initiative already familiar to travelers on the Riviera.

Thanks to the involvement of a class of gymnasium students, Travys and a Lausanne-based start-up, an audioguide is now available on the 601 bus line linking Yverdon-les-Bains station to the town's gymnasium.