An immersive 3D website for artists with an AI avatar that welcomes visitors and answers questions in real time
Create an immersive 3D website for artists with an AI avatar that welcomes visitors, answers questions about the artist and artwork in real time, and presents the work throughout the virtual gallery. 1. Build or download a 3D environment using Claude Code or another suitable development tool. 2. Upload the artworks into the 3D environment. 3. Create a digital avatar, optionally using Adobe Mixamo (free), and import it into the scene. 4. Connect the avatar to an AI language model so it can interact naturally with visitors and answer questions about the artist and the artwork. 5. Give the avatar the ability to point to, manipulate, or present artworks during conversations. 6. Write a detailed artist biography and a description of each artwork. Use this content as the AI avatar’s knowledge base so it can provide accurate, engaging responses. 7. Use open-source voice technologies through Pinokio to enable realistic speech synthesis and voice interaction. 8. Arrange the artworks throughout the 3D environment and optionally display videos on the gallery walls. 9. Configure the audio system so multiple videos do not play sound simultaneously. Audio should activate only when a visitor approaches or interacts with a specific artwork or video. 10. Configure collision detection so the avatar cannot walk through walls or other obstacles. For example, stop the avatar whenever it encounters an obstacle higher than approximately 60 cm (24 inches). 11. Optimize the experience for the web and deploy the website using FileZilla and OVH hosting. 12. Pay special attention to iPhone and iPad compatibility. Apple devices are more sensitive to large assets and memory usage, so it may be necessary to create separate optimized versions for iOS and Android, using compressed models, textures, and videos to ensure smooth performance.
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