Create Engaging AI Teacher Avatars with Natural Lip-Sync

Create Engaging AI Teacher Avatars with Natural Lip-SyncCreate Engaging AI Teacher Avatars with Natural Lip-Sync

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Vira Pogromska

• 1d

The core idea behind this project was to give users the ability to choose not only their teacher’s voice, but also their appearance and personality. I built full lip-sync functionality based on a Viseme table, allowing characters to pronounce any AI-generated phrase naturally and convincingly. This made the teachers feel responsive and alive during lessons.

Depending on whether student's answer is correct or incorrect, they show different emotional responses: celebrating success, listening attentively, encouraging the student, or offering supportive reactions that keep the learning atmosphere positive and motivating.

While waiting, the characters might follow the butterfly/bee flight. What happens next depends on each character’s personality, adding small moments of charm and humor to the experience.

Rive Sketch lipsync

Cara Ellis

max

• Mar 13

Has your rough ever ended up being the final?

This little guy was made for an Italian restaurant brand a looong time ago. I sketched him out in Procreate as a starting point before moving into a clean vector, but the sketch had so much more character that I just kept it.

The more slightly off, uncanny AI imagery I see, the more I fall in love with doodles and handmade craft. I’d love to see what you’ve made/drawn/painted recently <3

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Pritesh Sudra

pro

• Mar 13

Check it out

Adobe XD Figma Sketch

Abhiram Tinguria

• Mar 13

Nice visuals. The colors and icons make it feel really lively.

Luciano Spindola

pro

• Mar 13

This is a Framer project I’ve been working on recently. Framer gives a lot of freedom to experiment with interactions and layouts, which makes the process feel really flexible. The workflow is fast and easy to work with, so it’s simple to test different ideas along the way. It’s been interesting to see how small interaction details can change the overall experience. Still exploring more with Framer.::