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What is a ‘behavior style’?

The behavior styles in Digital DNA Studio offer you the creative choice to effortlessly match the behavior of your digital person to the persona you’ve created and your use case. The behavior styles are made of many factors, and those factors result in an overall ‘feel’ for the character and empathy of the digital person. This includes:

• Expressive emotional range when speaking 

• Responsiveness to a human’s facial expressions and speech

• Style of arm gesturing; type and frequency of gestures and the energy they are performed with

• Their base personality:

  • Base level mood

  • Posture

  • Characteristics such as eye contact and mirroring behavior

The video below demonstrates all the behavior styles available on Digital DNA Studio. Notice how the Digital Person’s facial expressions, gestural behavior, emotional behavior, and mood change with each style.

Accessing Behavior Styles

A set of behavior styles are available in Digital DNA, as part of the process of designing a Digital Person. The behavior style can be selected to enhance the persona you are building through your choices around the face, clothing, voice, and written dialogue. Choosing the behavior style should be an effortless, fun, and creative aspect of designing a digital person. 

Behavior styles appear in Digital DNA Studio underneath the HOW SHOULD YOUR DIGITAL PERSON BEHAVE section, when Real-Time Gesturing is enabled.

Behavior Styles for English

These styles are available only when English is chosen as the Text-to-Speech (TTS) language.

The ‘Friendly’ style is selected by default, and this is a direct upgrade of the existing behavior in Human OS 2.2; so this is the one to use if you are happy with your existing behavior. But don’t forget to experiment with the toggles for Reacting to User Speech and Facial Expressions. To experiment or select a different style, just click on it, deploy and launch your digital person, and you’ll see the new behavior style with your existing corpus.

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Video Examples of English

Behavior Styles for Japanese

These styles are available only when the Text-to-Speech (TTS) language is Japanese.

The ‘Elegant’ and ‘Dramatic’ styles are bespoke styles designed specifically for the Japanese language, with ‘Elegant’ being the default. To experiment or select a different style, just click on it, deploy and launch your digital person, and you’ll see the new behavior style with your existing corpus.

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Behavior Styles for Korean

These styles are available only when the Text-to-Speech (TTS) language is Korean.

The ‘Outgoing’ style is selected by default, and is a bespoke style made for the Korean Language. To experiment or select a different style, just click on it, deploy and launch your digital person, and you’ll see the new behavior style with your existing corpus.

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Behavior Details

The More info link in each of the behavior style tiles displays further information about the behavior, the suitable use cases it can be applied to, and the emotional ranges the Digital Person can demonstrate with the selected style.

Friendly

This behavior is friendly, relatable, kind, even-tempered, empathetic, and loves to greet others with a warm smile.

Suitable use cases:

Sweet

This behavior is caring, wise, gentle, warm, calm, but also quietly confident.

Suitable use cases:

Conscientious

This behavior has a conscientious and thoughtful presence. Is intelligent, independent, resourceful, and a perfectionist.

Suitable use cases:

Bubbly

The behavior is lively, energetic, bubbly, expressive, and dynamic.

Suitable use cases:

Free-spirited

The behavior is genuine, adventurous, experimenting, nonconforming, unpretentious

Suitable use cases:

Shy

The behavior is thoughtful, shy, gentle, timid, reserved, a follower, and does not like attention.

Suitable use cases:

Troubled

This behavior is unconfident, highly sensitive, hurt, anxious, stressed, and might react strongly.

Suitable use cases:

Frosty

This behavior is tense, suspicious, cold, private, and may appear aloof.

Suitable use cases:

Elated

This behaviour is happy, joyful, and positive.

Elegant (Japanese only)

This behavior is sweet, gentle, subtle, polite, and warm

Suitable use case:

Dramatic (Japanese only)

This behavior is expressive, authentic, high-energy, spirited and unconstrained

Suitable use case:

Outgoing (Korean only)

This behavior is approachable, confident, open, well-mannered, friendly

Suitable use case: