
The product center calls it...
Treat the digital human as a front desk that can talk, rather than starting with a finished video. Changing personas swaps the look and the role. Custom brain training prepares answers for a business. Recognition and expert-level answers sit in the same set. Multiple languages, dialects, and large-screen briefings match exhibition halls, guided tours, and briefing rooms. The page also says independent deployment is supported. Finished video lives in another product from the same company, so do not look for an edit timeline inside Yihua's real-time entry. The site asks you to request a trial and leave contact details, and the creation page asks for Chrome. It fits organizations that need a digital human for live questions in exhibitions, cultural tourism, broadcast media, and education.
Yihua is a real-time digital-human interaction product from Nanjing Badianba Digital Technology. The product center calls it a digital-human agent creation platform, and the title also calls it a real-time AI interaction platform for digital humans. That interaction side lists changing personas, custom brain training, high-precision recognition, expert-level answers, multiple languages and dialects, large-screen briefing, and independent deployment. The company has a separate video-creation product, and that is not the same entry as Yihua. The site offers a free trial and a trial request that asks for contact details. The creation platform tells you to use Chrome, or the page stays on a startup notice.
Difficulty: Intermediate
Swap the digital human persona
The real-time interaction platform lists changeable personas so the look and the speaking role can match the setting.
Train a custom brain
You can train answers for a specific business so the digital human replies in a way that fits that setting.
Several languages and dialects
The interaction features name support for multiple languages and dialects, for visitors or customers from different regions.
Large-screen briefings and private deployment
It can run interactive briefings on a large screen and supports independent deployment for an exhibition hall or an institution's own environment.
Answer questions on an exhibition floor
An exhibition guide uses a large-screen digital human to answer visitors, with the persona and lines trained on the hall's content.
Greet visitors at a tourism desk
A scenic site or venue uses a multilingual, multi-dialect digital human for live questions instead of looping a single video.
A classroom or a briefing
In education or broadcast-media settings, the digital human stays on a large screen and answers from prepared knowledge during a briefing.
The site calls Yihua a real-time AI interaction platform for digital humans. The listed abilities are personas, brain training, recognition, answers, multiple languages, and large-screen briefings. Video creation from the same company is a different product with its own entry. Yihua is for a visitor asking a question and the digital human answering then, not for cutting a script into a finished film. For a finished video, look at their separate video product.
The company site shows a free trial and a trial request. The form asks for contact details and says they will get back to you. The creation platform also tells you to use Chrome, or the page stays on a startup notice. It reads as a live-interaction offer for exhibitions, cultural tourism, education, and broadcast media, not as a web tool that generates a character with no request and no sign-in.
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