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Cotopat screen technology has been successfully deployed across Kyoto City government offices, including 11 ward offices and three satellite branches.
The municipal administration is actively pursuing the digitalisation of services to create smart civic centres, guided by a core philosophy of compassionate digital transformation that ensures inclusivity for all citizens.
The adoption of this solution forms part of a broader strategy to enhance frontline service interactions, supporting elderly residents, individuals with hearing impairments, and international visitors or foreign residents who may require additional communication support.
Advancing the digitalisation of council services as part of the broader smart local government initiative
Driving innovative approaches to enhance the quality and accessibility for the wider community
Positive public feedback highlighting improved accessibility following the one-month pilot program
Anticipated dual benefits: improved community experience and increased operational efficiency across public-facing services

Following a month-long trial of the Cotopat Screen technology in 2023, the City of Kyoto received positive feedback from residents, with comments including: "Exceptionally clear and convenient to use", "Would be invaluable at service points", and "Despite wearing hearing aids, I sometimes struggle to follow conversations, so this system proved tremendously helpful".
The technology has since been strategically installed at Disability and Wellbeing Services counters, with expectations of improving citizen accessibility while enhancing operational productivity. By effectively addressing hearing-related communication barriers across a range of scenarios, the Cotopat Screen enables seamless interactions regardless of age, disability or nationality, while supporting the council’s broader smart governance ambitions.
Accurately converts speech into clear, readable text with intelligent context correction. Supports people with hearing loss, ageing Australians and anyone who benefits from visual reinforcement during conversations.
Displays text, diagrams and videos to help explain complex information, enabling clearer communication across languages and literacy levels.
Real‑time, two-way translation supporting 73 languages, empowering culturally and linguistically diverse communities to participate independently.
Recognises speech in realtime and displays it as captions. With enhanced conversation accuracy through intelligent adjustment of text breaks and punctuation based on context, the system delivers captions that flow naturally and are easy to follow.
Cotopat displays diagrams and videos alongside conversation to communicate information that might be difficult to convey through words alone.
Cotopat translate and displays the speaker's words. With support for two-way translation, you can accurately communicate information to people from across Australia and beyond.
Spoken words are translated into the other person's language and displayed in their orientation. Our system supports translation display in 134 languages, with 73 languages available for two-way interaction with translation functionality as of May 2025.
When users agree and wish to have a summary, Cotopat records conversation logs* to provide AI-generated conversation summaries for visitors via secure QR code access. Visitors can easily share conversation content with people who weren't present at the meeting.
*can be enabled/displayed via administrator settings.
When users agree and wish to have a summary, Cotopat records conversation logs* to provide AI-generated conversation summaries for customers.
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