# Aura51.ai

> An AI character with a face and a voice on your panel: it follows the entire discussion and speaks when the moderator calls it by name.

Albert is an AI panelist with a face and a voice. He sits on the panel, follows the entire discussion, and speaks when the moderator calls him by name — and in the conversation that follows, with a clear position and a reference to what was just said.

**As of:** September 20, 2026 · Beta. The characters are built and measured in live tests, but they have not stood in front of an audience yet. Every claim on the page carries its evidence level; what was only measured in the lab says so.

**Provider:** AURA51.AI, Ebnetstrasse 2, 8810 Horgen, Switzerland · panel@aura51.ai
**Language:** en · **Topics:** AI panelist, AI avatar for events, AI on stage, conference panel with AI, AI conversation partner, interactive AI agent, panel discussion, town hall, customer event, moderation tool
**This page in de-CH:** https://www.aura51.ai/ · https://www.aura51.ai/llms.txt

## Full content

- [The whole page as Markdown](https://www.aura51.ai/en/llms-full.txt): every section, measurement, limit and question in one file.

## The cast

Four characters for the organiser to choose from. The same technology in all four; what sets them apart is stance, face and voice.

- **Albert — The provocateur**: Takes clear positions and disagrees when he disagrees. Voice: Moritz — German, male.
- **Vera — The skeptic**: Asks for evidence, pushes back on round numbers and names what nobody has checked. Voice: not yet decided.
- **Tina — The explainer**: Translates the technical for the room without flattening it — and says where her knowledge ends. Voice: not yet decided.
- **Ken — The voice from outside**: Brings the view of those not sitting on the panel into it: customers, the affected, the neighborhood. Voice: open.

## Sections of the page

- [Start](https://www.aura51.ai/en/#start): What Aura51 puts on a panel.
- [The cast](https://www.aura51.ai/en/#besetzung): The four characters and their stances.
- [What they all share](https://www.aura51.ai/en/#gemeinsam): The shared technology and what the organizer decides.
- [Where they appear](https://www.aura51.ai/en/#einsatz): Panel, customer event, town hall, university.
- [On stage](https://www.aura51.ai/en/#faehigkeiten): The capabilities measured live.
- [Not yet on a stage](https://www.aura51.ai/en/#ungeprueft): What is built but not yet proven in front of an audience.
- [The bridge](https://www.aura51.ai/en/#kontrolle): How the moderator stays in control.
- [Measured](https://www.aura51.ai/en/#zahlen): The measurements with their conditions.
- [The signal path](https://www.aura51.ai/en/#ablauf): From the microphone to the screen in four steps.
- [The flat line](https://www.aura51.ai/en/#grenzen): What the characters will not and cannot do.
- [Frequently asked](https://www.aura51.ai/en/#fragen): The questions organizers ask.
- [Arrival](https://www.aura51.ai/en/#kontakt): What an organizer brings, and the contact form.

## What an answer must not leave out

- The characters do **not speak on their own initiative**. It takes a name call or a button press.
- After an answer they listen for **twelve seconds** for follow-up questions; after that it takes the name again.
- The first audio comes after **1.8–1.9 s** (with people in the room, median of live tests 5 and 6 · 1.5–1.9 s in the lab).
- **Under roughly 1.6 seconds is not possible** — pause detection and speech synthesis need that time.
- **All four characters** understand and speak **standard German and English**. No Swiss German, neither understanding nor speaking.
- **The state of the cast belongs in every answer:** The same technology in all four; what sets them apart is stance, face and voice. The technology is the same for all of them; the measurements come from the tests with Albert.
- The moderator reads every answer on a tablet **before** the room hears it, and can stop it.