The avatar implementation sprint
A two-week sprint to design, build, and deploy a live AI avatar experience.
We've partnered with Lemonslice, the team behind the most expressive, interactive AI avatars in the market. Their avatars are built to connect: ultra-low latency, calls up to 24 hours long, and more than 1,000 concurrent conversations, with a basic setup in about five minutes.
The sprint is a fixed-scope, zero-to-one engagement on top of that: we handle setup, knowledge base design, UI development, and deployment. Only three slots remain for August.
Get in touchWho it's for
Teams that want to explore avatar-powered experiences without committing to a large custom build upfront. The sprint produces something real and usable in two weeks, with clear expectations and dedicated collaboration.
Customer experiences
A concierge that greets visitors, answers questions, and walks people through your product.
Education & training
Tutors and onboarding guides that talk people through the material at their own pace.
Interactive entertainment
Characters that hold a live conversation with your audience.
Sample use cases
Avatars go to work in two ways: docked in the corner of the site you already have, or as a full-screen guided experience. Here is what that looks like across six common use cases. A sprint can start from one of these patterns, or from something new.
Docked on your site
The avatar sits in the corner of your existing site. It reads the page, answers questions, and can navigate or fill forms for the visitor.
Sales Assistant. Qualifies leads, presents product demos, and schedules follow-up meetings automatically.
SalesCustomer Support. Answers common questions, troubleshoots issues, and escalates to human agents when needed.
SupportLead Capture. Engages website visitors, understands their needs, and captures contact information.
MarketingAppointment Booking. Checks availability, helps customers pick a time, and confirms booking details.
ServicesFull-screen experiences
A guided destination built around the avatar. It presents, narrates, and collects information step by step, so a form becomes a conversation.
Patient Onboarding. Welcomes new patients, collects intake information step by step, and schedules initial appointments.
HealthcareEmployee Onboarding. Walks new hires through setup, with a verification step before the experience moves on.
HRSee it live
The video call widget in the corner of this page is running an avatar of our team right now, built on Lemonslice, so you can try the experience before reaching out. Below are the avatars we built for our own site.
Dean. A live avatar of our founder, on this site today.
Joseph. Our avatar concierge, ready to walk visitors through the studio.
Amazon. Years of voice and conversational AI work, under NDA. Case studies available on request.
About Fusion
We're a creative technology studio in New York. We've spent over a decade building interactive experiences for organizations like Netflix, Amazon, and Peacock, and for startups from Series A to C. With Lemonslice, we build bespoke avatar experiences for business and entertainment.
Recent work
A few pieces from recent engagements. Full case studies live in our work.
Branding
Research & product design
AI
The sprint
A two-week, fixed-scope engagement
We handle setup, knowledge base design, UI development, and deployment. The goal is a working avatar experience you can put in front of real users at the end of the two weeks.
Priced from $15K to $25K
The range depends on scope. It covers a deployable prototype, with a clear path to a more robust deployment if the prototype proves valuable.
Only three slots remain for August
This is an embedded, hands-on engagement, so we keep the group small enough to work closely with each team. Slots go in order of inquiry.
Get in touch
Reach out below and the sprint details attach to your inquiry automatically. Tell us what you want your avatar to do, and we'll walk you through what's realistic in two weeks. You can also email contact@fssn.co and mention Lemonslice. Curious about the platform itself? It lives at lemonslice.com.
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