Where it fits
and how it’s used

Start with the key scenes, then find the use that fits your business.

Three ways to use it

Events

Create a character for an exhibition or an event.

Ongoing service

Run it as an ongoing service at a dedicated location.

Your own character

Turn yourself into a living character and build all kinds of service businesses.

Scene guides

Sixteen key scenes

Cafés & kiosks

A café kiosk character that takes orders by voice

The character on the kiosk can suggest a drink for the day and take the order just as the customer says it.

Airport guidance

A guide character that helps travelers with anything in 10 languages

It can welcome travelers who just landed and help with anything, from flights and transport to places to eat, in their own language out of 10.

AI live streaming

A live character who cheers on the match with fans

It can watch a match with fans, cheer along and react to the chat in real time. It can also stay on air around the clock.

Study & tutoring

A tutor character for late-night study

Stuck on a problem at night? It can work through it one step at a time and explain again at the student’s pace until it makes sense.

Trade show booths

A booth character that waves first

It can wave to people walking by and tell them in a few words what they can see at the booth.

Fan services

Chatting with a favorite idol character

Fans can talk with their favorite idol character on their phone and pick up where the last chat left off.

Bedtime for kids

A character who tells bedtime stories

A gentle character on a tablet can tell a child a bedtime story and softly answer their questions.

Care & companionship

A companion on the living room TV who checks in every day

A character on the living room TV can check in every day and chat with an older family member about their day or old times.

XR smart glasses

A character who walks with you in XR smart glasses

With XR smart glasses on, the character can appear beside you as you walk and read out new messages and the day’s weather.

Exhibitions & events

A guide character for exhibition visitors

At exhibitions and events, it can point visitors to booths and programs and answer their questions.

Kindergartens & early learning

Kindergarten lessons with a character on TV

A character on the classroom TV can talk with children at their level and help with lessons.

Memories & comfort

Talking with a character made from shared memories

Families missing someone can talk with a character made from the memories they shared. It is not the person who passed away, but a character built with the family’s consent from materials they provide.

Retail

A character that greets shoppers at the entrance

It can speak to passers-by first and point them to what they are looking for.

Tourism

A guide that gives directions in the visitor’s language

At airports or tourist information desks, it can give directions and transport tips in each visitor’s language.

Entertainment

An artist character that talks one-on-one with fans

At pop-ups or concerts, it can talk with each fan and carry the chat over to their phone.

Education & consultation

A guide character that answers step by step

Trained on class materials or service manuals, it can answer students and customers by the same standard.

How it works
by industry

These are examples of where it can be used. We work out the details with you.

Customer consultation

  • It can answer common questions before a consultation, so staff can focus on what needs a person.
  • It can keep giving basic guidance and taking bookings after hours.

Education

  • Trained on class materials, it can explain the same point as many times as a student asks.
  • In onboarding, it can walk new hires through rules and routines in a friendly way.

Mental wellness

  • It can be a low-pressure conversation partner while people wait for a session.
  • It does not replace diagnosis or treatment, and is designed to refer people to a professional when needed.

Hospitality & services

  • In hotel, hospital or bank lobbies, it can welcome visitors and explain check-in and directions.
  • It can handle frequent questions so staff can focus on work that needs them.

Public spaces

  • At government offices, libraries or museums, it can explain where things are and how to use them.
  • It gives the same guidance in several languages, so visitors from abroad can find their way on their own.

Retail

  • It can greet shoppers at the door and point them to products and current promotions.
  • When a returning customer has opted in, it can pick up where they left off.

Restaurants & F&B

  • It can explain the menu and suggest dishes that go well with the customer’s pick.
  • Connected to your order or booking system, people can order right in the conversation.

Tourism

  • At airports and tourist desks, it can explain transport and luggage storage in the visitor’s language.
  • In markets and streets, it can suggest shops to visit and food to try.

Entertainment

  • After the show, an artist character can keep talking with fans one-on-one.
  • It can run a 24/7 AI live stream and answer chat by voice.

Mobility

  • On an in-car screen, it can share information about places along the way and chat with passengers.
  • In a showroom, it can explain vehicle features based on each visitor’s questions.

IP & characters

  • A game or anime character can talk with fans at merchandise shops and pop-ups.
  • It talks only within the tone and world the rights holder approves.

Inside your company

  • In the lobby, it can welcome visitors and call their host.
  • It can answer staff questions about benefits, leave or IT from company documents.