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The article covers LiveX's AI City kiosks, which use life-size avatars with vision, speech, translation, and 3D mapping in more than 100 retail, airport, and hospitality sites. The deployments are real, but the claims about human-like interaction and "real-time discovery" come from the company, and the article offers no independent evaluation of accuracy or user outcomes. For AI readers, the useful question is whether conversational avatars in public spaces deliver measurable gains over rigid kiosks or simple staff support.
LiveX brings engaging, AI-powered intelligent human-sized avatar kiosks to retail and airport sites
Palo Alto-based LiveX AI Inc., a company building interactive experience artificial intelligence agents for retail and hospitality environments, today announced AI City, its kiosk-driven, life-size, human-like AI hosts. The company’s products, currently deployed in more than 100 sites, engage guests through life-sized human avatars across retail, technology, hospitality and entertainment. Customer sites include PUMA stores, San […] The post LiveX brings engaging, AI-powered intelligent human-sized avatar kiosks to retail and airport sites appeared first on SiliconANGLE.
Palo Alto-based LiveX AI Inc., a company building interactive experience artificial intelligence agents for retail and hospitality environments, today announced AI City, its kiosk-driven, life-size, human-like AI hosts. The company’s products, currently deployed in more than 100 sites, engage guests through life-sized human avatars across retail, technology, hospitality and entertainment. Customer sites include PUMA stores, San José Mineta International Airport,…
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