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AmberQ vs RAVATAR: a finished host for hotels or an avatar platform

RAVATAR is a platform: you design a 3D avatar, its voice and its knowledge base in a studio, then place it on the web, a kiosk or a hologram. AmberQ is a product: the host, the cards, the skills and the console come together, and the hotel adds what it knows. One is a toolbox, the other is a host ready to stand in the lobby.

What RAVATAR is

  • Real-time 3D AI avatars with a humanlike presence, and a separate AI hologram product.
  • Placements for hospitality: web and messenger, mobile apps, in-hotel kiosks, holograms, lobby screens.
  • The company configures appearance, outfit, voice, language, personality and a knowledge base in a self-service studio.
  • Runs on-premise, in a private cloud or a public cloud; serves retail, healthcare, banking, events and museums as well.
  • The public page names no languages count, no staff console and no hotel-specific content model.

What AmberQ is

  • One host, named Amber by default, with the avatar and the voice picked from a list in the console; the orb when the avatar is off.
  • Hotel content as structured facts: hours, menus, allergens, prices, maps, offers, reviewed by the hotel before publication.
  • A console for the hotel: screens, content, requests, insights, budgets, no code and no studio.
  • Skills the hotel switches on per screen, each one a card and a small set of settings.
  • Hosted in the European Union; conversations are not stored, dashboards see counts and summaries.

Choose RAVATAR if

  • You have a team to design an avatar, write its knowledge base and run the stack yourself, perhaps on-premise.
  • You need a hologram or an avatar inside your own app rather than a host on a lobby screen.

Choose AmberQ if

  • You want a host that works from the setup day, with the hotel pack already built.
  • The people adding content are the front office, not developers.
  • You want one supplier for the host, the screen app and the console.

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What is said about RAVATAR comes from its public site on 21 October 2026, and may have changed since. Tell us if it has.