Limassol-based AI avatar specialist RAVATAR has shared some of the company’s highlights of 2025, a year that saw its products and services used to great success around the globe.
“At RAVATAR, we continue to develop interactive, real-time AI avatars. In 2025, our technology was deployed live at major international conferences, including PwC’s Annual Tax Leadership Conference (Orlando, USA), MSP Global (Barcelona, Spain), GITEX (Dubai), VivaTech (Paris, France), Snowflake Summit (San Francisco, USA), Databricks DATA+AI Summit (San Francisco, USA), Enterprise Connect (Las Vegas, USA), Channel Partners Conference & Expo (Orlando, USA), and the 2nd Government CX Summit in Abu Dhabi,” the company said in recent communication with CBN.
More specifically, RAVATAR revealed that at VivaTech in Paris an AI-driven Leonardo da Vinci, built in collaboration with Capgemini and powered by their LLM, took the stage and answered more than 1,200 unscripted questions on flying machines, anatomy, and whether today’s AI would have impressed the Renaissance master himself.
At MSP Global 2025 in Barcelona, meanwhile, a full-body holographic avatar of Alan Turing, created for Acronis, delivered a live keynote on the foundations of computation and then went on to conduct hundreds of one-on-one conversations with attendees about modern cybersecurity.
Also, as the company shared, in Mexico City, a life-sized holographic Nikola Tesla walked onto the stage at Universidad Panamericana’s Claustro Académico, engaging in a live discussion with the panel on innovation and the real-world impact of AI.
And, at the Elliott Museum in Florida, an AI hologram of Howard Carter now stands among the Egyptian artifacts he once unearthed, recounting the 1922 discovery of Tutankhamun’s tomb whenever visitors ask.
“Together, these deployments place Cyprus-developed AI technology on global stages, where full-body digital humans are used live as keynote presenters, event hosts, and interactive guides engaging directly with audiences. The work has drawn interest from global brands such as AMD, PwC, Acronis, and Capgemini, as well as leading international event organisers exploring new ways to make AI visible, tangible, and human-centric,” RAVATAR noted in its statements.
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