AIGE generates lifelike avatars with on-chain identity and a creator marketplace for controlled, verifiable use across apps and platforms.
Antix has launched AIGE (Adaptive Intelligence for Generative Expression), a proprietary AI engine that creates lifelike, emotionally aware digital humans from a small set of photos or text prompts.
The system is designed for use across metaverse environments, games, customer service tools, and social platforms, giving organisations and creators greater control over how digital identities are built and used.
“AIGE represents the next generation of human–AI interaction,” said Roman Cyganov, CEO of Antix. “Experts project the digital human category to exceed US$125 billion by 2035. With AIGE, people can create verifiable, hyper-realistic digital twins that evolve alongside them, helping protect identity and reshaping how we interact online.”
AIGE consolidates core capabilities into a single workflow: it produces high-fidelity 3D avatars with granular facial detail, gesture accuracy, and voice lip-sync; supports multilingual interaction and customisable behaviours aligned to a brand or creative brief; and provides a built-in marketplace where avatars, accessories, voice sets, and behaviours can be bought, sold, or rented.
Each identity on AIGE is issued a unique NFT passport to anchor ownership and authenticity on-chain. Using soulbound tokens, Antix links avatars to verified owners across signals such as facial geometry, voice, and writing style, aiming to improve brand safety and deepfake resistance.
Antix reports a presale of over US$9 million and a community of more than 400,000 members ahead of its planned token generation event.
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