Performit Live brought its real-time digital character technology to Anthropy 2026, held at Eden Project, one of the UK’s most distinctive settings for innovation, collaboration, and future-focused thinking.

Anthropy, the UK’s largest gathering of future makers, welcomed over 600 speakers across nearly 200 sessions from 25 to 27 March 2026. The event brings together leaders from across industries to share ideas, challenge perspectives, and build a more positive, sustainable, and successful future for the UK.

Within this environment, Performit Live demonstrated how live digital characters can transform engagement. Delegates experienced interactive characters that could hold conversations, respond in real time, and adapt to each interaction, creating a human connection through digital performance.

At the centre of the showcase was the Performit Live system, which combines live performers with motion streaming technology to deliver fully responsive digital characters across screens, installations, and immersive environments. The result is a new form of communication that blends storytelling, technology, and presence.

“Anthropy is about bringing people together to think differently about the future. That aligns closely with what we do. Our focus is on creating meaningful interactions through digital characters that feel present, human, and engaging. Being part of this event at the Eden Project was a great opportunity to show how that can enhance experiences across sectors.”

Jon Dalzell, Founder of Performit Live

Set against the backdrop of the Eden Project’s mission to inspire positive action for the planet, Performit Live’s presence highlighted how technology can support connection, communication, and creativity in spaces designed to drive change.

Throughout the three-day event, delegates engaged directly with the technology, exploring how digital characters can be used across live events, visitor attractions, retail environments, and public spaces. The conversations reflected a growing interest in experiences that are not only immersive but also responsive and personal.

Performit Live continues to expand its work across entertainment, heritage, and commercial sectors, providing scalable solutions for organisations looking to create more engaging and measurable interactions with their audiences.

As Anthropy 2026 reinforced the power of collaboration and fresh thinking, Performit Live demonstrated how digital performance can play a role in shaping the future of live experience.

To see the technology in action, visit Performit Live’s website or watch the latest demonstrations across their social channels.