Cantoche is an international company based in France (Paris) and in the United-States (Albuquerque). It is very well known for its unique expertise in "3D embodied agents" as well as for its technological innovations in the field of humanized interfaces.
With more than 8 years of experience during which it has created and implemented 3D interactive and animated actors (embodied agents) for more than a 100 customers, Cantoche is identified as being an expert of this domain and it is involved in many research groups to prepare tomorrow’s interfaces. Cantoche is part of the European "Humaine" Network of Excellence.
Last but not least, Cantoche is the inventor of the Living Actor™ technology that makes it possible to create and bring to life bright interactive animated actors that can enact any scenario within any application on every multimedia device. The Living Actor™ technology is patent pending, and has obtained many awards from French and international organizations including the ANVAR (the French agency for innovation), the CNC, the European Commission and the IST Prize 2004.
With more than 8 years of experience during which it has created and implemented 3D interactive and animated actors (embodied agents) for more than a 100 customers, Cantoche is identified as being an expert of this domain and it is involved in many research groups to prepare tomorrow’s interfaces. Cantoche is part of the European "Humaine" Network of Excellence.
Last but not least, Cantoche is the inventor of the Living Actor™ technology that makes it possible to create and bring to life bright interactive animated actors that can enact any scenario within any application on every multimedia device. The Living Actor™ technology is patent pending, and has obtained many awards from French and international organizations including the ANVAR (the French agency for innovation), the CNC, the European Commission and the IST Prize 2004.
Our vision: Bring emotion and life to man/machine interaction and multimedia communication thanks to expressive virtual characters.