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