Abstract: A remote-demonstration system for demonstrating products to customers from a remote location. The remote-demonstration system may include a space for demonstrating a variety of products, lighting for illuminating the products and/or the demonstration space, and a device for capturing video of the products that may be sent to customers as part of a live remote product demonstration. The remote-demonstration system may include a product-display tray on which products may be displayed side-by-side or layered one above the other. The remote-demonstration system may provide a consistent, company-branded visual experience to customers viewing the demonstration by, for example, showing the products being demonstrated in a clean, visually-appealing environment.

Abstract: Systems and processes for providing multi-directional dialog are provided. An example method includes, at an electronic device with one or more processors, receiving a first natural-language input; determining a first intent based on the first natural-language input, identifying a first dialog flow based on the first intent, outputting a natural-language output associated with the first dialog flow, receiving a second natural-language input; determining whether the second natural-language input satisfies dialog criteria associated with the first dialog flow, and in accordance with a determination that the second natural-language input satisfies the dialog criteria, outputting a second natural-language output associated with the first dialog flow.

Abstract: Systems and processes for providing multi-directional dialog are provided. An example method includes, at an electronic device with one or more processors, receiving a first natural-language input; determining a first intent based on the first natural-language input, identifying a first dialog flow based on the first intent, outputting a natural-language output associated with the first dialog flow, receiving a second natural-language input; determining whether the second natural-language input satisfies dialog criteria associated with the first dialog flow, and in accordance with a determination that the second natural-language input satisfies the dialog criteria, outputting a second natural-language output associated with the first dialog flow.