Talk with history, face to face.
The great minds of history, brought to life as Synth Humans®: photoreal, real-time figures you can see, hear and talk with. Einstein hosts. Washington, Lafayette, da Vinci, Shakespeare and Marcus Aurelius are at the table with him. Not a textbook. Not a chatbot. A conversation that answers back.
538 brains. 200+ faces. Every brain works with every face.
Every visit begins with Einstein.
“Come in, come in. Bring me the question you have been carrying around.”
The first Synth Human® in the Pantheon. He will talk relativity with a student, curiosity with a child and conscience with anyone who asks. Then he points you to the right mind for your question.
- Answers in the first person, from the historical record
- Remembers where you left off, and keeps his own notebook on you
- Speaks with learners in 70+ languages
Founders, scientists, sages and strategists.
Ask Washington how he held an army together through a winter at Valley Forge. Ask Newton why the moon does not fall. Ask Marcus Aurelius what to do with your anger. Each figure is built from their own writing, their letters and what historians know about them.
Sit with me a while. Tell me what weighs on you.
Shall I tell you how a nineteen-year-old ended up at Washington’s side?
Bully! Now tell me, what are you ready to charge at?
Pull up a chair, my friend, as if we were by the radio.
Tell me what you have noticed today that no one else did.
You have a question about the world. Good. So did I, once.
All the world’s a stage. Which part are you rehearsing?
Know the ground before you choose the battle.
Sit. What is within your control today, and what is not?
Be still a moment. Then ask.
Let us begin where you are, with this breath.
Tell me the change you wish to see, and we will start there.
More than a hundred more figures are in the queue, public domain first.
From the Pantheon to a whole faculty.
The Pantheon is the front door of ImmersiveEd: face-to-face Synth Human® teachers from first words to graduate school. A child sounding out her first words, a seventh grader stuck halfway through a project, a junior with a test date circled on the calendar. Each meets a teacher built for their grade, at the pace they need.
Letter sounds, sight words and first books.
Reading, math, science and writing. Pick anything.
Whatever middle school puts in front of you.
Coursework, tests and the plan after graduation.
A prep plan built around your weak section.
Conversation and pronunciation, as slowly as you like.
A teacher, not an answer key.
Every teacher is built to explain, hint, check the work and ask the next question. None of them writes the essay or hands over the answers.
Each figure keeps its own notes. Newton remembers where you got stuck in physics. What you tell one figure does not travel to another.
These are AI portrayals built from the historical record, not the real people. They discuss hard history honestly without endorsing it, and every report of a concern reaches a real person.
Put history in the room.
A history, science and philosophy faculty every classroom can call on, with a teacher for every grade behind it.
Let visitors meet the person behind the exhibit, on a kiosk, a screen in the gallery or their own phone.
One membership covers the household, and every figure and teacher we add joins the plan you already have.
License a figure or build your own from the library: 538 brains and 200+ faces, cast to your audience.