Mavericks, Inc., the Tokyo-based company behind the AI video generation service NoLang, has launched a News Page that collects and makes searchable the latest information about the company and NoLang. At the same time, Mavericks has substantially renewed the official website to reflect recently shipped capabilities such as the avatar feature and voice cloning. Readers can now use the News Page as their information source for NoLang and jump straight to what they need through its search function. Future updates and announcements will also be published there.
News Page launched with NoLang use cases and results
NoLang is Japan’s first AI video generation service that produces a video in as little as a few seconds from text, PDF or PPTX documents, a website URL, or image, audio and video files. Since its release in July 2024, registered users have passed 150,000, and more than 60 companies have adopted it, making it one of the largest generative AI products originating in Japan (as of November 2025). NoLang ships updates at a rapid pace, and the new News Page brings all of that update information together in one place. The page is more than a chronological news feed: it includes a tag search function. By selecting tags such as new features, API, avatars, or use cases, readers can go directly to the information they want from a large volume of updates. Technical readers and marketers alike can pick out what matters to their own role.
Official website substantially renewed with the latest video examples
Alongside the News Page, Mavericks has fully renewed the NoLang service website to match the recent major updates. The top page now shows higher-quality and more varied video generation examples made possible by the latest features. In particular, it adds concrete examples for situations businesses can act on immediately: workforce development (training and internal education), where rising labor costs make productivity gains urgent, and PR and sales promotion, where organizations need to differentiate themselves and maximize results. Some of the newly published examples are introduced below.
Training videos delivered by a realistic AI avatar
A training video in which a photorealistic AI avatar presents and explains the material in place of an actual instructor or employee. Because no filming or recording is required, equipment costs and production labor drop sharply, and the sense of an instructor speaking directly to the viewer helps employees retain what they learn. When a law or an internal rule changes, the video can be updated by editing the text alone, so training content stays current without reshooting.
PR videos that turn an illustrated character into a moving mascot
Corporate mascots and IP illustrations that were previously still images become “moving mascots” whose mouths and bodies move naturally as they speak. The original image is used as is, so the artwork and style stay intact at high quality. This gives a character new life and makes PR videos that build affection and persuasive power. A character that existed only as a still image can act as a PR representative and help grow awareness on social media, and the same approach makes it easy to produce city guides narrated by a municipal mascot or eye-catching advertising for digital signage.
Product introduction videos using an image avatar made from your own photo
Using an avatar generated from a single photograph of your face, you can create an approachable product introduction video that looks as though you appear in it yourself. You can communicate with a visible, trustworthy presenter without standing in front of a camera. Adding a character who appears to be speaking in a vlog builds familiarity, and giving an explainer video an avatar with movement helps hold the viewer’s attention, which supports engagement and view-through rates.
Companies and individuals considering NoLang can now get an intuitive sense of what kind of videos they can actually make with it. The official website carries many other video examples as well.
See more sample videosWhat comes next
Through NoLang, Mavericks, Inc. supports the wider use of video and of AI at companies. With the information published on the new News Page and the value made visible on the official website, Mavericks aims to build an environment in which users can apply the latest AI technology to their business without hesitation. The company will continue to improve the service and expand its features, guided first by user feedback.
