Ready Player Me Introduces Copilot for Avatar Integration
As reported by VentureBeat, Ready Player Me, a company specializing in cross-platform avatar solutions, has launched Copilot, a tool integrated with OpenAI’s GPT-4 and OpenCopilot.
This AI tool is aimed at simplifying the process for developers to incorporate avatars into their applications and games. Copilot benefits from machine learning and has been trained using a comprehensive set of technical documentation and support interactions.
Recent advancements in the software development space highlight the growing influence of AI tools like GitHub Copilot and OpenAI ChatGPT, which aid in coding, troubleshooting, and navigating vast documentation.
Ready Player Me’s character creation tool has been adopted by over 10,000 developers for use on various platforms such as web, desktop, AR/VR, and mobile. The company also offers tools, including SDKs for Unity and Unreal Engine, and web integration resources.
By choosing Ready Player Me’s platform, businesses can avoid the complexities of developing an avatar system from the ground up, potentially reducing costs and time.
The development of Copilot is a joint effort between Ready Player Me and OpenCopilot. By utilizing the capabilities of OpenAI’s GPT-4, Copilot is structured to assist developers in the integration process, aiding in the quicker launch of applications.
Copilot’s foundation is its training on Ready Player Me’s technical documentation and insights from developer support interactions. The tool provides guidance through every stage of avatar integration, addressing licensing questions, offering technical assistance, and ensuring smooth incorporation of the character creator.
Additionally, Copilot can respond to a range of developer inquiries, adjusting its guidance based on the specific context.
Beyond Copilot, Ready Player Me has been working on more AI-based tools to further support developers. One such initiative is their AI-powered texture generation tool for avatar outfits, which aims to simplify the outfit creation process without deep 3D modeling or graphic design skills. The company is also integrating AI techniques, such as geometry-aware texturing, to refine their content creation procedures.
