Jev Reactive Character

What it does

Kengo Nonaka’s 3D character changes its face and body while listening to conversation or watching YouTube.

How you can use it

You can borrow this idea to build an animated story companion or virtual guide. First, write out spoken lines and gather short movement clips for your figure. A programmer can display a 3D figure on screen and hook those movements to spoken words.

Your programmer then links the project to Jev. Jev reads incoming messages and picks matching facial expressions and scripted replies. Incoming text travels to Jev to make these choices, and the demo author does not allow anyone to copy or share their 3D models.