RAVATAR

RAVATAR builds real-time interactive AI avatars and holograms for business, layering a full-body 3D digital human in front of your existing LLMs, RAG and CRM systems. It speaks 100+ languages, deploys on web, mobile, kiosk and a 4K Holobox, and offers on-premise or air-gapped hosting for regulated industries.

RAVATAR is a platform for building and deploying real-time interactive AI avatars and AI holograms for business use. The premise is straightforward: a company's existing AI stack already holds the answers, so RAVATAR adds the face. It sits in front of LLMs, retrieval systems, CRM and ERP tools, internal APIs and AI agents, turning them into a full-body 3D digital human that holds spoken conversations in more than 100 languages, around the clock. The avatars are built in Genesis AI Avatar Studio, with real-time rendering, accurate lip sync, facial movement and natural gestures, plus a personality and custom knowledge base trained on the business. The product is aimed at organisations that deal with high volumes of routine customer or visitor questions: hospitals and clinics, banks and financial services firms, hotels, museums, retail floors and live event organisers. Deployment is channel-flexible. A single embed puts an avatar on a web page or inside a mobile app and messenger, an AI kiosk turns a lobby or branch into a staffed one, and a 4K volumetric Holobox (RAVABOX) gives the avatar a life-sized presence in physical space. In practice, teams connect their existing models and knowledge sources, pick or build a character, then publish the same avatar across channels without rebuilding anything. Where RAVATAR departs from the typical avatar generator is its emphasis on controlled deployment. There are on-premise and private cloud options, and a fully air-gapped mode for strict security mandates, with all components (models, speech, rendering) running inside the customer's own perimeter. The company positions this as GDPR and EU AI Act ready, and notes optimisation for Intel, NVIDIA and AMD hardware. Public case work is mostly experiential: a holographic financial advisor at LHoFT in Luxembourg, an interactive Charles Fazzino hologram at the Elliott Museum, an AI event host for Pullman London, tax training avatars for PwC, a digital twin of an AMD executive at GITEX, and a Howard Carter hologram. The pattern suits brands that want a memorable, face-to-face interface rather than a text widget. Pricing is not published on the homepage, so budgeting requires a conversation with sales.