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API cost, timing and quality.

See which actions use a model, how the report budgets each journey, and what the timing records establish.

Ordinary journey budget$0.0206401 preference request + 13 guidance sentences
One landmark photo budget$0.006032Visual observation + evidence matching
Text connectivity sample≈ 3.4 sOne successful generic text request · 4 Oct 2026

Cost tables use the report’s price snapshot from 11 October 2026 and explicit token budgets. Actual charges follow billed usage and the service provider’s rates.

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USD / journey$0.020640
Total USD · 1,000 journeys$20.640
Model calls / journey14

7,050 input tokens + 1,090 output tokens per journey.

Model inference budget. Maps, hosting, storage and browser speech have separate service-cost categories. Page viewing, route search, confirmation and session synchronization add zero GenAI calls.

Prices turn tokens into charges.

A token is a unit of model input or generated output. Input includes the instructions, context and image tokens. Output includes billable reasoning tokens when the selected mode produces them.

Table 1. Report price snapshot · USD per million tokens
ModelInputOutput
Qwen3.8-Max$2.00$6.00
Qwen3-VL-Plus$0.20$1.60

Historical rates reproduced from report Table 4; vision input tier ≤ 32,000 tokens. T = Qwen3.8-Max, V = Qwen3-VL-Plus throughout the call table.

Charge (USD) = (input tokens × input price + output tokens × output price) / 1,000,000

Each action has a call budget.

Reading a photo and matching its evidence use different model calls. Local map retrieval and deterministic ranking sit between those calls.

Table 2. Budget per model call
GenAI callModelInput tokensOutput tokensTotal tokensUSD / call
Preference parsingT1,2001801,380$0.003480
Landmark observationV2,4003202,720$0.000992
Obstacle observationV2,6003802,980$0.001128
Landmark evidence matchingT1,8002402,040$0.005040
Obstacle evidence matchingT2,2002602,460$0.005960
Cantonese guidanceT45070520$0.001320
Table 3. From model calls to user actions
User actionModel sequenceCallsUSD / action
Understand preferencesPreference parsing1$0.003480
Locate from a landmark photoLandmark observation → Landmark evidence matching2$0.006032
Match an obstacle photoObstacle observation → Obstacle evidence matching2$0.007088
Write one guidance sentenceCantonese guidance1$0.001320

A journey combines the actions.

The report lists three workloads. Guidance counts include the sentences generated after route updates.

Table 4. Journey workloads from the report
WorkloadCallsInput tokensOutput tokensUSD / journeyUSD / 1,000 journeys
Ordinary journey1 preference request · 13 guidance sentences · 0 landmark photo · 0 obstacle photo147,0501,090$0.020640$20.640
With location assistance1 preference request · 13 guidance sentences · 1 landmark photo · 0 obstacle photo1611,2501,650$0.026672$26.672
With both photo workflows1 preference request · 15 guidance sentences · 1 landmark photo · 1 obstacle photo2016,9502,430$0.036400$36.400

Response time needs a defined scope.

The records distinguish one observed response, a configured deadline, and the workflow statistics that still need measurement. p95 means 95% of measured requests finish within that time.

Table 5. Timing evidence and its scope
ItemTime / statisticEvidence typeWhat the record covers
Text API connectivity sampleAbout 3.4 sObserved sampleOne successful solar-energy text request, HTTP 200; live integration note dated 2026-10-04. This request differs from the navigation workflows.
Model request timeout60 s / callConfigurationThe provider aborts an individual model request after 60,000 ms. This limit describes a request deadline.
Navigation workflow latencyMedian / p95 pendingMeasurement pendingThe saved integration note records successful workflow outcomes without a latency distribution. Photo workflows contain two sequential model calls plus local processing.
Text workflow1 model call + local validation
Photo workflowVision → local retrieval → text matching → local ranking

The 3.4-second sample provides connectivity evidence. It does not supply navigation-workflow averages. Measure each complete workflow from request submission to usable result; record sample count, median, p95 and failures together.

Quality has explicit acceptance targets.

The report defines the following thresholds for evaluation. These percentages are acceptance targets; the tables do not contain measured accuracy results.

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Table 6. Component quality · acceptance targets
MetricCorrectness criterionTarget
Preference field accuracyEach requested field matches its reference value.97.5%
Complete-request accuracyAll requested fields and retained profile values match.94.0%
Numeric-condition accuracySlope, width, units, and normalized values match.99.0%
Landmark-name accuracyThe photo observation identifies the annotated name.94.0%
Shop-identifier accuracyThe normalized shop identifier matches exactly.95.0%
Visible-floor accuracyThe observation matches the annotated visible floor.96.0%
Obstacle-presence accuracyThe predicted presence or absence matches the image label.95.0%
Obstacle-type accuracyThe predicted category matches the reference category.93.0%
Location top-1 accuracyThe first candidate matches the reference public anchor.92.0%
Location top-3 accuracyThe first three candidates include the reference anchor.98.0%
Obstacle-target accuracyThe first candidate identifies the correct facility or passage.95.0%
Structured-output accuracyThe response satisfies the task schema on the first call.99.5%
Guidance fact accuracyAction, facility, distance, and floors match the route facts.99.0%
Cantonese expression accuracyA fluent speaker accepts grammar, wording, and action clarity.96.0%
Table 7. Complete workflows · acceptance targets
MetricCorrectness criterionTarget
Language-to-route accuracyConfirmed fields match the reference and the route satisfies them.92.0%
Photo-to-position accuracyConfirmation selects the reference scene, floor, and public node.90.0%
Obstacle-to-reroute accuracyConfirmation closes the correct object and the route avoids it.91.0%
Lift-required journey accuracyEvery floor change uses an eligible lift throughout the journey.99.0%
Sheltered-route accuracyThe route meets the active shelter objective and access conditions.98.0%
Guidance-to-step accuracyEvery instruction matches its active segment after progress or rerouting.98.0%

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Costs and targets follow section 23 of the technical report. Timing comes from the dated live-integration note and the provider’s request configuration.