BocaLive (bocalive.ai) is an AI-powered digital human live-streaming platform developed by Shenzhen-based FlashCut Intelligent for cross-border e-commerce, offering 24/7 automated livestreaming across platforms such as TikTok, Shopee, Lazada, Tokopedia, Amazon, YouTube, Facebook, AliExpress, and Alibaba International. It provides over 100 hyper-realistic digital human avatars in diverse cultural styles, supports 29 languages, and features AI-generated scripts, multilingual voiceovers, real-time comment interaction, and scene templates. Designed to reduce labor costs by up to 80% and scale live sales without human hosts, BocaLive enables sellers to operate multiple simultaneous streams, create branded or custom avatars, and run product presentations, all managed through its AI broadcast control system.
TikTok is increasingly integrating AI-driven digital humans into its global platform, offering tools for creators, brands, and e-commerce sellers to produce lifelike virtual avatars for short videos, livestreaming, and product marketing without the need for human actors or physical shoots. Through TikTok for Business and its Symphony Creative Studio, users can select pre-made or custom avatars, input scripts, and generate multi-language, AI-voiced content aligned with TikTok trends. The platform supports 24/7 automated livestreaming and cross-border e-commerce sales, with strict policies requiring AI-generated livestreams to be clearly labeled and compliant with community guidelines. Third-party providers extend these capabilities with advanced scripting, multi-platform integration, and real-time language adaptation, positioning digital humans as a scalable, cost-efficient solution for global audience engagement and virtual influencer marketing on TikTok.
TikTok is owned by ByteDance, a Chinese technology company headquartered in Beijing, but TikTok itself is incorporated in Singapore and operates as a separate international version of the short-video platform distinct from Douyin, which serves the mainland China market.
Part of Connectome’s mission is exploring humanity via the 'Virtual Human Agent’. Through modeling human physiological and psychological structures, we can lift the veil on the mysteries of human intelligence and use those insight to make the world a better place. Connectome provides users with innovative solutions based on AI models built on a foundation of safe and reliable blockchain technology.
Gusto Collective, founded in January 2020 and headquartered in Hong Kong with offices in Shanghai and Singapore, is Asia’s first “BrandTech” group specializing in combining technology and storytelling for brand innovation. The company operates across luxury brand management, immersive VR/AR experiences, Web3 solutions, and data-driven marketing, offering services such as NFT creation, metaverse activations, and next-generation digital campaigns. Positioned at the intersection of creativity and technology, Gusto Collective aims to redefine modern branding by delivering interactive, immersive experiences that connect brands with audiences in new and impactful ways.
At the 2022 Digital Entertainment Leadership Forum (DELF) in Hong Kong, visitors were introduced to virtual beings including Alma, a 3D metaverse digital human created by Matrixsense, and MonoC, an art-tech virtual influencer developed by Gusto Collective. Alma greeted attendees at the event entrance, while MonoC was highlighted as an example of how digital humans and virtual influencers are becoming integral to immersive entertainment and brand storytelling.
Marvion (marvion.media), a Hong Kong–based media-tech subsidiary of Bonanza Goldfields, is developing a metaverse ecosystem populated with interactive digital human avatars, combining blockchain, NFTs, and AI to support entertainment and education. In partnership with Marvel Digital AI and the University of Hong Kong, it launched HKU CampusLand in 2022 on Roblox, featuring avatars with speech recognition, text analysis, and facial expression detection to enhance virtual learning, later expanding to primary and secondary schools through mixed-reality STEAM programs. Marvion has also showcased its “Marvion Metaverse” at public events, signed agreements to boost AI and metaverse capabilities, and positioned its avatars as both real user representations and NPC-style digital humans to drive engagement across education, entertainment, and cultural applications.
Marvion Inc. (OTC: MVNC) is a Hong Kong-based holding company that operates primarily through its subsidiaries in Hong Kong and Singapore, focusing on logistics, warehousing, and supply chain services, while also maintaining a presence in blockchain, NFTs, and metaverse projects. Originally linked with entertainment ventures such as the HKU CampusLand metaverse initiative and co-productions with Hong Kong film studios, Marvion has since repositioned itself as a logistics and storage solutions provider, reporting rapid revenue growth and expanding its Hong Kong facilities. Despite its pivot, it continues to be associated with digital asset projects, security token offerings, and collaborations with academic and corporate partners in the region, reflecting a hybrid identity spanning traditional supply chain services and experimental digital ventures.
Bonanza Goldfields Corp. (a Nevada company) acquired the metaverse/NFT firm Marvion in 2021, then rebranded itself as Marvion Inc. (OTC: MVNC) in 2023. Under the Marvion name it promoted “hybrid NFT”/DOT tokenization and Hong Kong–linked metaverse projects (e.g., HKU collaborations) through subsidiaries such as Marvion (Hong Kong) Limited and Marvion Studios. From 2024 onward, company communications highlight a strategic pivot away from Web3 toward logistics and warehousing services centered in Hong Kong (and Singapore), including new storage facilities and a push to uplist to OTCQB. In short: Bonanza Goldfields became Marvion, ran Web3 initiatives, then shifted its core business to Hong Kong–based logistics.