Mirage’s Avatar X claims a digital twin from 10 seconds of video
Scobleizer · x · 2026-07-29
Mirage’s Avatar X claims it can create a convincing digital twin from just 10 seconds of video, with strong identity preservation and facial micro-expressions.
The post says the model handles not only lip sync but also non-verbal cues like laughing, crying, and yawning, with expressions driven across the face and body by audio. It is framed as a clear step beyond avatars that only animate the mouth while leaving the eyes still.
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