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An expansive shared library of virtual simulations and content, including patients, equipment, environments, and simulation templates.
Anyone can easily create a virtual human (VH) headpiece with a single click.
Our proprietary pipeline provides artists with tools they need to create their best work. Based in Wellington, New Zealand we are 1,500 of the most ambitious artists, engineers, and executives you’re likely to meet.
Explore the metaverse with VIVE by HTC. VR headsets, accessories, games, apps, and experiences. Enter virtual reality with all-in-one, PC VR, or immersive glasses.
VIVERSE - a metaverse platform that connects people from all walks of life to an open and accessible virtual world - everyone is empowered to explore, work
Vive Studios is a studio specializing in metaverse, virtual production, CGI, VFX, and XR content. We provide integrated services from IP planning and video production to solution development.
ViVi.AI is an artificial intelligence multimodal social network that established its operational headquarters in Hong Kong in November 2024. Built on real-person IP modeling, it uses multimodal AI to train digital humans with varied backgrounds and personalities, enabling personalized interactions with users. The platform integrates digital human training, voice synthesis, emotional language processing, and big data to enhance immersive social experiences. It is supported by partnerships involving companies like Dashan Education (HKEX: 9986) and "God of Light", who jointly set up a project company to develop and operate ViVi.AI as the world’s first AI multimodal social network, with plans to invest HK$100–300 million in its growth. This initiative positions Hong Kong as a hub for advanced AI, Web3.0, and avatar-driven social platforms.
In November 2024, Hong Kong–listed education company Doushen Education (09986.HK) signed a cooperation agreement with Guangzhishen Technology Group to establish a joint venture focused on developing AI-powered hybrid social platforms that combine real people with their digital human counterparts. The project company is tasked with creating and operating ViVi.AI, promoted as the world’s first AI multimodal social network. Built on core AI technologies such as digital human training, voice synthesis, emotional language processing, and big data, ViVi.AI is designed to generate interactive avatars with unique backgrounds and personalities, enabling immersive user engagement. This collaboration reflects a broader strategy to merge AI-driven avatars with human interaction, expanding both companies’ presence in the digital human and social networking sectors.
Between 2023 and 2025, Vivo has actively expanded into the AI digital human field alongside its smartphone and MR hardware businesses. The company launched an AI Digital Human app that allows users to easily generate short videos with digital human avatars, and has recruited engineers focused on virtual digital humans. Vivo’s research teams, including its AI Global Research Institute and OS division, have invested heavily in large language models and generative AI tools to support digital human creation, live streaming, and real-time interaction. Applications range from sign language digital human translation systems (which won first place in national evaluations), to executive avatars in e-commerce livestreams, and to personalized digital human assistants integrated with smartphones, MR headsets, and future 6G-connected environments. Corporate white papers, such as Digital Life 2030+, position digital humans as part of long-term scenarios for education, entertainment, healthcare, and the metaverse.
The Vivo AI Global Research Institute, founded in 2018 with branches in Shenzhen, Beijing, Hangzhou, Nanjing, and San Diego, is dedicated to advancing research in computer vision, natural language processing, knowledge representation, and multimodal AI to support Vivo’s long-term integration of artificial intelligence across devices and services. Led by Vice President Zhou Wei, the institute has developed the Lanxin Large Model Matrix, including the Lanxin 3B end-side model optimized for mobile with high efficiency and low power use, alongside upgraded cloud models for speech, image, and multimodal tasks. These technologies power applications like PhoneGPT and are embedded in OriginOS 5, while its sister Communications Research Institute complements this work with 6G research, publishing multiple white papers and prototypes exploring AI-native networks and immersive services.
We study computational models that enable machines to perceive and analyze human activities from visual input. We leverage machine learning and optimization techniques to build statistical models of humans and their behaviors. Our goal is to advance algorithmic foundations of scalable and reliable human digitalization, enabling a broad class of real-world applications.
Video and Voice Personal Shopping and Service Assistants automate and improve critical business processes at a fraction of current costs.