AKOOL Unveils AI Avatars at AWS Summit India

May 16, 2025
AKOOL has partnered with Amazon Web Services to showcase AI-powered avatars at the AWS Summit India, demonstrating integration with AWS Bedrock LLM Generative AI infrastructure.
AKOOL Unveils AI Avatars at AWS Summit India

AKOOL has partnered with Amazon Web Services to showcase its AI-powered avatars at the AWS Summit India, announced in a press release. The event highlighted the integration of AKOOL's avatar technology with Amazon Bedrock LLM Generative AI infrastructure.

At the summit, AKOOL deployed a real-time AI avatar designed to act as an intelligent AWS staff member. This avatar was trained using AWS-approved language models and enriched with custom context, allowing it to interact with attendees by answering questions about AWS offerings and event programming. The avatar's ability to adapt its tone and gestures provided a natural, human-like interaction experience.

The collaboration with AWS ensured that all aspects of the avatar system, including model hosting and real-time inference, were powered by AWS infrastructure. This setup allowed AKOOL to deliver a responsive and secure experience, demonstrating the potential of AI avatars as on-demand experts for brands and events.

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