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OMNIE AI LAUNCHES OMNIE BOX AI SOLUTION
Local authorities across the UK now have an innovative solution to enhance the way residents and visitors access information about local services, facilities, events, and resources.
Omnie Box is an automated, AI-powered street bot from UK technology business Omnie AI. Once programmed and trained it can support councils in creating more connected, informed communities.
With the press of a button, residents and visitors can ask Omnie Box questions in any language, receiving immediate, natural-sounding responses in a human-like voice. This intuitive interaction provides access to the information they need, helping to improve engagement, satisfaction, and overall community wellbeing.
The device is easily programmable with straightforward language and can be updated to handle a wide range of information requests, from waste collection schedules, reporting of anti-social behaviour, directions, opening hours, and details regarding festivals and community events.
Omnie Box ensures that information is accessible to everyone, regardless of technical ability, providing a user-friendly interface that is simple to operate. It’s also customisable, so local
ARTIC SECURES HARD FM
DEAL WITH QUADIENT UK Artic Building Services has announced a new partnership and contract with Quadient UK, a leader in the customer experience industry, for the delivery of hard FM services across two different sites.
Artic will be responsible for supplying all necessary preventative planned maintenance (PPM) for mechanical and electrical
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authorities can prioritise the information and services most relevant to their communities.
Damian Edwards, Managing Director of Omnie AI, said: “From wayfinding and information requests to neighbourhood alerts and community events, Omnie Box can provide a wide range of resources at the press of a button. It’s a real game changer for cash- and time-poor councils looking for more efficient ways to engage with local residents and tourists.”
For councils, Omnie Box is a powerful tool to streamline service delivery. By reducing administrative workload and centralising information, Omnie Box allows council teams to focus on
assets included in the scope of the contract at an office based in London and one based in Slough.
Artic’s building service engineers will direct the completion of all essential PPM tasks and ensure optimal building compliance in line with all current legislation. These include services such as emergency lighting checks, water temperature testing, pipework inspection and more.
supporting their communities more effectively. The street bot can also provide valuable insights into the most common requests and needs of the community, empowering councils to make informed decisions and adapt services as and when they are needed.
By offering a convenient and reliable way to connect residents and visitors with local resources, Omnie Box helps foster a sense of community engagement. Local authorities can use Omnie Box to promote social inclusion, accessibility, and involvement, ensuring that all community members have equal access to essential information.
https://omnie.ai/box
A dedicated contract management team will ensure high levels of communication throughout the term of the contract. Artic will oversee that all essential maintenances are implemented and managed accordingly, alongside any reactive tasks, through a bespoke computer aided facilities management system and 24/7/365 helpdesk facility.
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