The startup develops motion-tracking technologies that utilize artificial intelligence to analyze human behavior and facial expressions in real-time. By creating three-dimensional motion-recognized avatars, the platform enables virtual streamers to maintain anonymity while engaging a broader audience.
Funding
$230K raised to dateRaised to date based on public sources. This may differ from the amount the company actually raised and is based only on what is publicly available on the internet.
Founders
Product
Problem
Virtual streamers often rely on expensive hardware or complex software for motion capture, creating a barrier to entry for new creators. Existing solutions may also lack the ability to maintain anonymity, which is important for some streamers.
Solution
Plumedi offers a real-time motion tracking software, AvaKit, that enables anyone to become a virtual streamer using only a single webcam. The software utilizes AI to analyze human behavior and facial expressions, translating them into realistic avatar movements. AvaKit supports VRM 1.0 for high-quality avatar modeling and animations, and offers a user-friendly interface with multi-language support (Korean, Japanese, and English). By using a virtual avatar, streamers can maintain their anonymity while engaging with their audience.
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes virtual YouTubers (VTubers), streamers, and content creators looking for an accessible and cost-effective motion tracking solution.
Features
- Real-time motion tracking using a single webcam, eliminating the need for expensive equipment
- AI-powered analysis of human behavior and facial expressions for accurate avatar movement
- Support for VRM 1.0, enabling detailed and expressive avatar modeling
- High FPS for smooth and fluid avatar animations
- Multi-language support (Korean, Japanese, and English)
- Compatibility with Steam for easy access and distribution