Ubitus Unveils Next-Gen AI Innovations at NVIDIA AI Summit Japan 2024
24-11-11
Ubitus K.K.(hereafter Ubitus), a global leader in cloud streaming, is showcasing a range of AI innovations at the NVIDIA AI Summit Japan 2024 in Tokyo on November 13th. During the summit, Ubitus will unveil three AI-driven innovations powered by NVIDIA technologies, poised to transform sectors from gaming to broader industries.
LLM-Driven Robotic AI: Pioneering Human-Robot Interaction
Ubitus is unveiling its LLM-driven AI robot technology, powered by NVIDIA Jetson as the robot’s core and seamlessly integrated with a large language model running on the high-performance H100 GPU. Users can issue commands to the robot in natural language, enabling it to understand and respond without complex programming. Ubitus has also incorporated visual recognition capabilities, allowing the robot to identify specific objects through its camera upon receiving commands. This breakthrough has versatile applications across sectors such as security, healthcare, and retail—setting a new standard for intuitive, real-time robotic applications.
NVIDIA ACE-Powered Digital Humans in UE5: Redefining Lifelike Virtual Interaction
Ubitus is also showcasing the digital human created with Unreal Engine 5 (UE5) and powered by NVIDIA ACE, marking a significant advance in interactive digital experiences. These virtual beings feature conversation memory, background knowledge retrieval (RAG), and multilingual capabilities, enabling dynamic, context-aware interactions. Their facial expressions and emotional responsiveness offer a lifelike and immersive experience. By combining these intelligent interaction features with cloud streaming, Ubitus delivers seamless, immersive experiences accessible on various devices—revolutionizing user engagement.
AI VTuber Ubi-chan with Apple Vision Pro: New Devices Enhance Immersive Interaction Experience
Ubi-chan, powered by NVIDIA Riva’s text-to-speech and Audio-to-Face lip-syncing technology, responds instantly to voice prompts, converting speech into fluid lip movements for a lifelike performance. Using NVIDIA’s automatic speech recognition (ASR) and advanced hand-tracking technology, users can interact with Ubi-chan and witness her realistic reactions to touch-like gestures. This breakthrough breathes new life into AI virtual characters, establishing an unprecedented standard for virtual interactive experiences.
Wesley Kuo, CEO of Ubitus, expressed his excitement about the event: “As a leader in AI and cloud gaming, Ubitus is committed to showcasing the future of AI-driven interactions. The NVIDIA AI Summit Japan provides the perfect platform to highlight how our solutions can drive innovation in multiple industries.”
Ubitus invites attendees to visit Gold sponsor section booth19 for live demonstrations of these revolutionary AI technologies and to explore how they are shaping the future of human-computer interaction.
About Ubitus
Ubitus K.K. is a technology leader specializing in GPU virtualization, cloud solutions, and streaming platform. Our focus is on delivering exceptional cloud and AI services and values to customers. Leveraging the power of GPUs, Ubitus has developed a broad range of AI solutions, including UbiGPT (Taiwan LLM), Ubi Anchor (AI anchor), Ubi-chan (AI avatar), and UbiArt (image and video generation software). Ubitus is committed to delivering tailor-made solutions designed to meet the diverse requirements of customers in various industries. Ubitus’ cloud gaming solution enables users to enjoy AAA gaming experiences across devices. Through our comprehensive Game Development Kit (GDK) and game library, we offer a one -stop solution and rapid deployment, catering towards international clients that are interested in cloud gaming. For metaverse applications, Ubitus possesses extensive global cloud deployment resources to stream interactive media content for platform operators and digital content developers.
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