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# Digital Avatar

To break the monotonous chat interactions and provide some sense of human-like interactions, iX Hello also supports Digital Human mode. This feature is also suitable for those who prefer hands-free voice interactions; eliminating the need to type and read everything.

To use this, click on Activate for ‘Digital Human’. 

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Then Enable Digital Human Feature.&#x20;

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iX Hello supports a bunch of Digital Human personas, you can select what fits the best for you. Determine the voice and language.

You can even select the working voice and speaking style. Provide a sample text and test how the digital human sounds.

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You also have options to control whether you want to show this digital human on the chat screen.

Audio/ Mic controls can also be controlled on the chat screen.

Once you’ve set this up, you can click on Save and test the Digital Human in chat.

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Click on Chat Now. Your previous chat screen will now look something like this.

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