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UNITH confirms September launch date for interFace as their digital humans self-service offering

Artificial intelligence company UNITH (ASX: UNT) has officially confirmed the launch date for interFace, its innovative self-service Digital Human platform. Slated for release on 23 September 2024, interFace is a self-service offering that enables businesses to generate and deploy digital humans on their own, that can work 24/7 and converse in multiple languages, powered by conversational AI. 

What is interFace?

interFace is a scalable, user-friendly platform that allows businesses and individuals to autonomously create, generate, and deploy digital humans without requiring direct engagement with UNITH’s customer service representatives. This new offering is designed to be accessible, with a range of subscription models to cater to different needs, from small businesses to large enterprises.

At its core, interFace is an extension of UNITH’s existing enterprise solutions, providing a comprehensive API for developers who wish to integrate digital humans into their platforms on a deeper level. Users can sign up for a basic “Freemium” package, which offers limited visual assets and usage capacity, or opt for premium subscriptions starting at USD $25 per month, with options ranging up to $2,500 per month for more extensive use.

Why businesses are turning to digital human solutions

The rapid advancement of artificial intelligence, generative AI and machine learning has paved the way for digital human solutions to become a game-changer in various industries that are reliant on human labour to make sales and respond to customers. 

Businesses are increasingly recognising the value of digital humans, which can be deployed across websites and customer service platforms to engage with customers in real-time, 24/7. These digital entities, powered by conversational AI, can handle a wide array of tasks, from answering customer queries to providing personalised recommendations, all while learning and adapting to improve their interactions over time.

One of the key attractions of digital human solutions like interFace is their scalability and efficiency. To date, no company in the world has been able to achieve UNITH’s mission of making digital humans affordable and accessible to all types of businesses, not just the uber rich. 

Unlike traditional customer service teams, digital humans can be cloned and deployed across multiple channels simultaneously, ensuring consistent and reliable service without the need for additional human resources. This makes them an ideal solution for businesses looking to enhance their customer engagement while managing costs effectively.

Additionally, the ability to customise digital humans through features such as face and voice cloning, branding, and API integration allows businesses to create unique, on-brand experiences that resonate with their target audience. As customer expectations continue to evolve, the demand for personalised, interactive experiences is driving businesses to adopt digital human solutions at an unprecedented rate.

UNITH’s strategic move with interFace and it’s development

The launch of interFace is a strategic move by UNITH to capitalise on this growing demand for digital human solutions. By offering a self-service platform, UNITH is removing the barriers that previously made digital human technology accessible only to large enterprises with significant resources. Now, businesses of all sizes can leverage the power of digital humans to enhance their operations.

“We are incredibly excited to be offering interFace as the self-service offering for our Digital Human platform,” said UNITH CEO, Idan Schmorak. 

“Any approved business and user around the world can now start planning the generation and deployment of their own digital human that can work 24/7 and converse in multiple languages, powered by conversational AI.”

Schmorak also highlighted the improvements made to the platform, addressing previous challenges related to training and deploying digital humans. With interFace, users can now easily create and manage their digital humans, making the platform scalable and accessible to a broader audience.

Launch date – 23 September 2024

As the 23 September launch date approaches, UNITH is preparing to monitor server activity and conversation analytics closely to ensure a smooth rollout. The Company will also continue to engage with larger businesses to optimise their digital human solutions and suggest appropriate upgrade packages where necessary.

The initial rollout will require some manual processing for customers upgrading from the Freemium to Premium package, but UNITH plans to fully automate these processes, further streamlining the user experience. With the integration of third-party identification providers expected to be completed before the end of 2024, the platform will be well-positioned to handle the growing demand for digital human solutions.

The launch of interFace marks a pivotal moment for UNITH and the digital human industry as a whole. By making this cutting-edge technology accessible to a wider audience, UNITH is set to achieve something that no other company in the world has, by making digital humans affordable to all businesses without any specialist training in AI. 

Users interested in accessing interFace can register for priority access on 23 September 2024 here.

Mitchell Korver

Mitch Korver is a Business Writer focused on high-growth companies listed on the ASX in the small and medium cap space.

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