UbiOne, a cloud streaming and artificial intelligence platform owned by Ubitus, has received the Innovation Award in the AI Selected category at the 2025 IT Matters Awards, recognizing its leadership in advanced cloud and AI technologies.
The award was presented by Minister Yi-Ching Lin of Taiwan’s Ministry of Digital Affairs and accepted by Ubitus CEO Wesley Kuo. The recognition underscores the company’s sustained investment in multimodal AI and virtual character development.
Judges praised UbiOne for its technological innovation, comprehensive product features and broad applicability across sectors, setting it apart from numerous entries.
UbiOne combines large language models, voice cloning, VRM-standard 3D animation and emotional expression technologies to produce lifelike AI virtual characters capable of natural, personality-driven interactions. The platform supports applications in branding, education, cultural exhibits and customer service.
It delivers real-time voice and facial responses in 2 to 3 seconds, maintains 99.5% system stability and operates across web, mobile apps, APIs, livestreaming, virtual reality devices and robotic systems. Deployment options include software-as-a-service and original equipment manufacturer models.
UbiOne has been implemented by government agencies, educational institutions, cultural organizations and commercial brands, proving its technical reliability and market potential.
Ubitus emphasized that UbiOne aims to enable enterprises and creators to develop highly interactive AI characters with minimal barriers, evolving AI from basic query tools into expressive digital companions.
The company plans to further develop multimodal AI, localized language models and advanced 3D virtual humans to expand adoption in content production, education, marketing and service sectors.
As a participant in the NVIDIA Connect program, Ubitus utilizes NVIDIA’s GPU technology to advance its AI offerings, which also include the UbiGPT large language model and UbiArt image generation tool. A pioneer in cloud gaming, Ubitus supports services for companies like Nintendo and provides global streaming for multimedia, interactive and virtual reality content.
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