Live Broadcast Platform

The question

“What if a broadcast never had to stop?”

The problem

A continuous broadcast needs content that never repeats and never stops — no human operator can narrate around the clock.

The build

A rendered globe streamed 24/7, narrated by an AI that weaves in real-time quake data and location stories; an unattended pipeline keeps the stream healthy and recovers itself when anything hiccups.

The imagination

Nobody asked for a narrator you could see. The stream had a voice reading real-time quake data — but a voice from nowhere is easy to ignore. So the globe got a floating avatar that mouths the narration as it speaks — a face for a broadcast nobody is standing behind.

On screen

What ran

• On the air continuously — the uptime clock on the homepage is the proof
• AI narration generated around the clock with live quake data
• Self-healing stream supervision (nobody is standing by)

Stack

WebGL rendering · Streaming pipeline · LLM narration · Seismic APIs · TypeScript