Agents · Real world · Augmented reality
AI agents are about to leave the screen.
Antharia gives them a body, a voice and a place in the physical world, through augmented reality glasses. You don’t watch them: they walk with you.
The idea
AI is still trapped behind glass
Where intelligence lives — and where it is going
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Today
Intelligence lives inside a screen. You go to it: you open an app, you type, you read the answer back.
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The current frontier
Agents act on software. They book, they write, they execute — but always inside the machine.
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What comes next
The agent steps out. It stands in the room with you, in the place you actually are, and talks.
We build the layer where that last step happens.
A platform, and an experience
An agent with a body, anchored to a real place.
A conversational AI agent is rendered as a presence standing at precise real-world coordinates, seen through smart glasses. The visitor speaks; it answers in real time. Not a recording, not a script, not a screen.
The agent is the product
Reasoning, knowledge and memory — it adapts to whoever is standing there.
The place is the interface
Anchored to coordinates, not to a device. It belongs to the location.
The glasses are only the medium
Hardware-agnostic by design. We are not in the eyewear business.
Two crowded categories — and the gap between them
The intersection nobody occupies
Screen agents
Intelligent but disembodied. They know things, but they live nowhere. The user is still looking down at a device.
Immersive content
Present but static. Fixed-room VR and mobile AR deliver pre-authored content that cannot answer a question.
Embodied agents
Intelligent AND present. Reasoning, real-time speech, anchored to the place — the visitor keeps looking at the world.
The technology only recently became good enough to sit here: real-time conversational latency, sub-metric outdoor anchoring, and glasses light enough to wear on a walk. That is why the space is still open.
Let's talk
A space, a brand, an idea? Tell us.
If you have a place where an agent would make sense — a museum, a route, a hotel, an experience — let’s talk. We’re open to first projects.
Or email us at hola@antharia.es
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