We use generative AI where it creates genuine value within an interactive project.
AI may become part of a web experience, learning environment, serious game or 360° application – as an interactive character, an intelligent guide, a production tool or a means of creating and adapting visual content.
Our focus is not AI as an isolated effect. We combine it with storytelling, interaction, film, 360°, design and web development to create coherent digital experiences.
Generative AI can take on different roles within a project. It may answer questions, guide users through content or respond to their decisions. It can make knowledge accessible through conversation, generate different reactions or connect large collections of information with an intuitive interface.
We develop the concept, interaction and technical integration around the content and the intended use. Verified sources, clear system boundaries and suitable fallback solutions are considered from the beginning.
Not every AI character has to respond in real time. A live AI character can generate answers dynamically and react to individual user input. This is particularly interesting for experimental learning formats, games and knowledge applications.
A pre-produced AI-supported avatar follows a defined script. AI can be used to create the character, animate it, generate speech or produce different language versions. This approach offers greater control over wording, timing and content.
We decide which method is suitable based on the project, target group, data protection requirements and desired level of flexibility.
Generative AI also supports the production of content used within our interactive experiences. For example, it can help to:
For projects such as Bahn360, AI-supported processes can help create new language versions without reproducing every scene from scratch.
Generative AI can also be used to create environments and images that would be difficult or impossible to film. Real footage can be extended, transformed or combined with generated elements, making it possible to visualise historical settings, fictional worlds, future scenarios or complex processes.
AI-generated material can be combined with photography, film, 360°, animation and 3D rather than replacing them.
Generative AI raises questions that extend beyond technical implementation. We consider:
For customers such as Deutsche Bahn, we work within detailed AI, data-protection and compliance requirements. The technical solution and production process are adapted accordingly.
Selected projects
AI can guide users, answer questions, generate responses, adapt content or become part of a game mechanic. It can also support production by creating or modifying visual and audiovisual material.
No. Real-time avatars generate answers dynamically. Pre-produced avatars use AI during production but follow fixed and editorially approved content.
Yes. AI can support translation, voice generation and the adaptation of lip movements. Editorial and linguistic review remains important.
Depending on the material and required change, individual details, spoken content, backgrounds or visual elements can be adapted. Feasibility and rights must be assessed for each project.
We define which data is processed, where it is processed and whether it needs to be stored. The solution is designed around the project's legal, technical and organisational requirements.
Where required or appropriate, AI-generated or AI-modified content is labelled transparently. The exact form depends on the context, target group and applicable requirements.
We connect generative AI with content, storytelling and interaction – from individual production tools to AI characters within complex digital projects.