Put a conversational digital avatar into a physical kiosk

What is DeepBrain AI's AI Kiosk?

DeepBrain AI's AI Kiosk brings its digital human technology into a physical service setting. Rather than displaying only a prerecorded presenter, a configured kiosk can support a conversational interaction backed by the organization's information and systems. Official documentation distinguishes cloud-based kiosks from on-premise systems with local computing hardware. The product is therefore an integration project involving the avatar, conversation design, service workflow, and installation environment, not simply a downloadable video template.

Choose the service interaction first

The official material describes kiosk uses in retail and other customer-facing locations, while a Mondelez case study demonstrates a branded avatar connected to a visitor check-in chatbot. Start with the task a visitor should complete and the information required for it. The avatar's appearance should support that task, and the conversation needs a clear route to staff when the request exceeds the configured service.

Match deployment to the location

Cloud deployment handles video synthesis and other processing remotely, while the documented on-premise option uses local GPU computing and can address environments without an internet connection. Discuss those choices against the site's connectivity, space, maintenance, and data requirements. Evaluate the kiosk where people will actually use it, including background noise, viewing height, accessibility, and how a visitor knows the interaction has ended.

Features to explore

• Interactive digital human
• Physical kiosk deployment
• Cloud processing option
• On-premise computing option
• Custom service integration

Who is DeepBrain AI's AI Kiosk for?

Organizations planning an information desk, visitor check-in point, or retail assistance experience can assess AI Kiosk when they have a defined customer task and staff capable of evaluating the installation, integrations, and fallback service process.

Before you get started

Confirm hardware, deployment, language, and integration requirements with the provider. Test accessibility, speech recognition, privacy, and staff handoff in the actual location; a case study does not guarantee the same outcome elsewhere.