Every face here is a real-time 3D LAM avatar — baked from a single portrait and lip-syncing live in any language, all rendering at once on the same engine that powers our live classroom.
What you're looking at
Each avatar is a real-time 3D Gaussian-splat head that listens, thinks, and speaks — turning the greatest minds in history into mentors your students can actually have a conversation with.
The faculty
A growing roster of educational avatars, each ready to teach their own field — live.

Albert Einstein
Physics

Marie Curie
Chemistry

Ada Lovelace
Computing

Charles Darwin
Biology

Alan Turing
Computer Science

Richard Feynman
Physics

Isaac Newton
Mathematics

Nikola Tesla
Engineering

Stephen Hawking
Cosmology

Thomas Edison
Invention

Steve Jobs
Design & Product

Elon Musk
Engineering
How it works
A single 2.5D portrait is baked into a photoreal 3D Gaussian-splat head — no rig, no mocap, no studio.
Any TTS or live mic stream drives ARKit blendshapes in real time, so the avatar lip-syncs every word it speaks.
The avatar runs entirely in WebGL — drop it into a lesson, a tutor, or a live classroom with sub-second latency.
Real-time
Gaussian-splat rendering plus streamed blendshapes mean the avatar reacts as it talks — no pre-rendered video, no server round-trips for every frame.
Any language
Lip-sync is driven by audio, not a script — so the same avatar teaches just as fluently in Greek, English, or any language your TTS supports.
One photo in
Einstein, Curie, Turing, Socrates — every mentor here was baked from a single still image with the LAM 3DGS pipeline.
Pick a mentor, ask anything, and watch them answer you in real time.