Multimodal voice AI: a voice agent that can also see

Voice is the fastest way for a customer to explain a problem. Vision is the fastest way to prove it. Vanira combines both in one real-time conversation, so a voice agent can look at what the customer is talking about and act on it.

  • Replies in under 500 ms
  • Natural interruptions
  • Camera and screen mid-call
  • Indian languages and code-switching

Voice first, not voice only

Classic voice bots and IVRs can only hear. The moment a customer says “it’s easier if I show you”, the bot has to send them to email, a photo upload or a human. Multimodal voice AI removes that dead end. The conversation stays in voice, and when seeing helps, the agent asks the customer to turn on their camera or share their screen in the same session on web and app.

A conversation that feels natural

Speed and turn-taking decide whether a voice agent feels like a person or a phone menu. Vanira is built for live conversation:

  • Low latency

    Replies typically start in under 500 ms, so there are no awkward gaps.

  • Barge-in

    Customers can interrupt or change their mind mid-sentence and the agent keeps up.

  • Real-world audio

    Handles background noise, accents and phone-line quality.

  • Voice and persona control

    Choose the voice, language, AI model and background ambience for each agent.

Built for how India speaks

Vanira’s research focuses on real-time speech for Indian languages, accents and code-switching. Customers can move between Hindi and English, or Telugu and English, in the same sentence, and the agent understands and answers naturally. Across all markets the agent speaks 99+ languages.

Hear it, see it, act on it

Because the agent can see, it can verify instead of trusting a description: read a serial number, check damage, confirm an ID, or follow along on the customer’s screen. And because it can act, it can book the meeting, approve the replacement or update the record while still talking. Transcripts, recordings, captures and structured data are saved after every call.

How it works

  1. 01

    Pick a voice and language

    Choose from natural voices and 99+ languages.

  2. 02

    Give it knowledge and tools

    Your FAQs, policies and the APIs it may call.

  3. 03

    Turn on vision where it helps

    Camera, screen share or document upload in the same session.

  4. 04

    Go live on any channel

    Phone numbers, website, app and WhatsApp.

How it compares

IVR or voice botVanira multimodal voice AI
ConversationMenus or rigid scriptsNatural speech with interruptions
When showing is easierDead end or human transferCamera or screen share in the same session
LanguagesA few, no code-switching99+ including mixed Indian languages
After the callBasic logsTranscript, recording, captures and structured data

Who uses it

  • Outbound calling

    Lead qualification, reminders, follow-ups and collections with WhatsApp follow-up.

  • AI receptionist

    Answer the website and phone line, capture leads and book meetings.

  • Visual support

    Troubleshoot devices and orders by looking at them.

  • Verification calls

    KYC and claims that need both a conversation and a look.

Frequently asked questions

What is multimodal voice AI?

Voice AI that can also use other inputs — mainly live camera, screen sharing and documents — in the same conversation. The customer keeps talking, and the agent can see what they are talking about.

How fast does Vanira’s voice agent respond?

Replies typically start in under 500 ms, and customers can interrupt the agent at any time.

Does it understand Hinglish and other mixed languages?

Yes. Vanira is built for code-switching, such as Hindi–English or Telugu–English in the same sentence, and supports 99+ languages overall.

Can a phone call use the camera?

Vision runs on web and in-app sessions, where the customer can turn on their camera or share their screen. Phone-only calls stay voice-only.

Can I bring my own phone numbers?

Yes. You can buy numbers through Vanira or bring your own, for both inbound and outbound calling, with transfer to a human or another agent.