AI Catalyst Summit at the AI Village: making AI tangible

How do you make a complex topic like artificial intelligence not just visible at an event, but genuinely experienceable?

We bring technology you can experience for yourself. FUTURE CANDY put together a set of interactive stations showing AI in all its facets: humanoid robots, personalised metaverse avatars and smart assistance systems.

Even Realities G1 The smart glasses by Even Realities were presented at the AI Catalyst Summit as a wearable assistance solution that makes the working day more efficient through artificial intelligence. Visitors could test features such as live navigation, automatic transcription and AI-based information assistance directly. By showing relevant content in the field of view, the glasses enable hands-free work. That is particularly helpful in meetings, at events or in complex working environments with a high demand for information. AVATUNNEL The AVATUNNEL combined personalised avatar creation with a metaverse experience. In a few steps, visitors created their own digital avatar – from the photo through to individual customisation. The avatars were then made visible and interactively tangible in a metaverse environment using two mixed reality headsets. The experience was rounded off with a personalised sticker as a physical memento of the event. By combining photography, AI and the metaverse, a direct bridge was built between the physical and digital worlds. Humanoid robot G1 The Humanoid G1 by Unitree Robotics was the central highlight of the summit. The robot actively greeted participants and demonstrated how bipedal robotics can already interact with people today. Through precise motion control and AI-driven sensors, the G1 showed impressively how humanoid robots may take on tasks in service, industry or supporting roles in future. Temi robots Two Temi robots accompanied visitors through the event. With built-in navigation, the event agenda and interactive features, they were personal assistants on wheels. They moved autonomously through the venue and demonstrated their suitability for office and event environments.