AI Emotional Companion App

"Lumi" is an AI emotional companion app designed to provide personalized, immersive, and emotionally supportive experiences. The project explores how customizable virtual characters can fulfill the growing emotional and social needs of users through multimodal interaction, intimacy-building systems, and gamified engagement. By combining user interviews, competitive analysis, and iterative prototyping, this thesis investigates how design strategies can strengthen the user’s emotional bond with an AI character. The final product presents a flexible platform where users can create unique AI companions, interact in diverse ways, and develop lasting emotional connections. This work contributes to the field of emotional UX and digital companionship, offering new methods for designing meaningful, long-term AI-human relationships.

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RIT Scholar Works (Rochester Institute of Technology)
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2025-05-01
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Digital Transformation in Financial Services
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AI Emotional Companion App

RIT Scholar Works (Rochester Institute of Technology)
Digital Transformation in Financial Services
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AI Emotional Companion App

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Digital Transformation in Financial Services
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