RobinFAQ
Frequently asked questions about Robin
Short, clear answers to the questions organizers ask us most often.
What is Robin?
Robin is an AI chat assistant for event attendees. Robin lives in one chat environment inside the PresentersWall mobile event hub and answers questions about the program, the venue and practical matters.
Do attendees need to download an app?
No. Robin works in the browser. Attendees open Robin through a URL or by scanning a QR code.
Which questions can Robin answer?
Practical questions, such as when the last train leaves, what the catering is, where room X is and when the next session starts. Robin also gives personal advice, such as which workshops fit you and who you could network with.
Where does Robin get its answers?
You as the organizer feed Robin event data: the program, speakers, venue, practical info and an FAQ. Behind the scenes Robin uses several AI tools. The more information you provide, the more specific Robin can help.
Can I give Robin its own name and look?
Yes. You give Robin its own name, look and tone of voice that fits your event.
Can Robin run polls, Q&A and quizzes?
Yes. Robin is chat-first and includes the basic interaction of PresentersWall: polls, Q&A and quizzes.
How does Robin relate to PresentersWall?
Robin is a module you activate on the PresentersWall event hub. The hub also offers personalised programs, evaluations, interactive features, ContentWalls and a networking chat.
What does Robin cost?
Pricing is on request, because it depends on your event. Request a demo and we will discuss what fits your event.
Who is behind Robin?
Robin is made by PresentersWall from Tilburg, powered by livewall. PresentersWall has worked on audience interaction for more than 15 years.
Further reading in the knowledge base
- Writing a good event FAQ: template and examplesA practical template for your event FAQ, with example questions per topic and tips for short, clear answers, also as a basis for Robin.
- The questions attendees ask most at an event (and how Robin handles them)From travel and catering to rooms, program and networking: the types of questions attendees ask and which event data Robin needs to answer them.
- AI chatbot for events: what to look for when choosing oneA checklist for organizers considering an AI chatbot for their event: access, event data, customization, interaction, privacy and integration.
- Chat-first event communication: what it is and why it worksChat-first means all communication around your event runs through one chat. What that involves, why it suits attendees and how Robin applies it.
Curious what Robin can do for your event?
Request a demo. We will show you how Robin works with your program and practical info.
Price on request