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    <title>CHOPS Live Animation - Interactive Avatars</title>
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    <description>CHOPS Live Animation is a pioneer in live interactive avatar technology, serving the trade show and special events industries since 1995, with fascinating characters like CHOPS, Digital Dan, VirtuaLibby, BT Bracket and the Dancing Babies.

Founded by performer and owner Gary Jesch, CHOPS Live Animation has been used all over the world for corporate meetings, gather attention at trade shows, product launches, and other forms of entertainment.

For more information contact Gary Jesch by phone at 775-831-7451 or by email - gary@chops.com</description>
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      <title>Trade show traffic builders - 3D Virtual Characters by CHOPS</title>
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      <pubDate>Mon, 28 Dec 2020 21:06:59 +0000</pubDate>
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      <description>Gary Jesch explains his live animation technology that brings CG created avatars to life in real time  where they can interact with audiences at trade shows    These characters are created once and then animated in real time using the proprietary Digital Puppeteer technology  They can make appearances at trade shows  corporate special events  product launches  online as event or meeting hosts  or one-on-one via video conferencing   For more information or to contact us  visit https   chops com   Copyright 2018 CHOPS   Assoc  Live Animation</description>
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