AVATAi will debut its new cloud-based 3D avatar platform at SuperAI Singapore 2025, from 18-19 June at Marina Bay Sands, Singapore. Built for businesses, the platform allows enterprises to deploy life-like, fully animatable 3D avatars across customer service, product demos, internal training, virtual events, and more.
Designed for Enterprise Use
The AVATAi Cloud Platform gives companies complete control over avatar creation and deployment. Users can generate photorealistic avatars from a web browser in minutes without requiring specialised hardware or coding skills. The platform also offers a public API for enterprise integration that connects directly to existing workflows and software environments. Built on secure, cloud-native infrastructure, the platform delivers speed, reliability, and scalability across industries.
“We’re here to show what’s possible when you combine AI with scalable infrastructure,” said Magomet Malsagov, Chairman and CEO of AVATAi. “Our cloud platform and upcoming apps unlock practical, high-impact use cases for business, from virtual customer agents and digital hosts to branded training bots and product explainers. The goal is simple: fast, flexible avatar deployment without adding complexity to your stack.”
Robust Early Traction, Global Rollout Ahead
AVATAi launched in December 2024. Since then, the company has generated over 6.3 million ad impressions in the U.S. and recorded more than 50,000 app downloads and over 40,000 monthly active users.
The company plans to launch its enhanced 3D Messenger and Personal Assistant apps at Ai4 2025 in Las Vegas this August. New capabilities include multilingual voice synthesis, avatar motion sync, and conversational AI built on the same core platform as the cloud platform.
Digital Avatars Go Mainstream
As companies invest in more natural, scalable digital interactions, the global avatar market will soar to USD 745 billion by 2033. AVATAi’s platform is positioned not just as a tool, but as infrastructure for how brands and businesses will engage moving forward.
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