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Equipped with Gemini and Supporting Approximately 60 Languages, Humanoid Station Attendants Make Their Debut at Osaka Metro Stations

Don't you speak Kansai dialect? Subway stations see tens of thousands of passengers coming and going. A small, elite group of station staff deal with all sorts of problems every day. Some might be simple questions like transfer information, but even small issues add up to a huge amount of time and effort. To some extent...
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Don't you speak Kansai dialect? Subway stations see tens of thousands of passengers coming and going. A small, elite group of station staff deal with all sorts of problems every day. Some might be simple questions like transfer information, but even small issues add up to a huge amount of time and effort. To some extent...

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GIZMODO JAPAN(ギズモード・ジャパン) broke the news on Wednesday, September 2, 2026.
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