September 30, 2025

By Ignacio Aristimuño

September 19, 2025

By Martín Beyer

The Agentic Orchestra: Multi-Agent Systems in Action

AI agents have become increasingly capable, but real-world problems often require multiple agents working together, each handling part of a task and coordinated under a shared objective. This is where the agentic orchestra comes in: the idea of orchestrating agents into a unified system. At Marvik, we have faced these challenges across different industries and … Continued

AI Shopping Agents: The New Front Door to Commerce

For years, online shopping has followed the same playbook: consumers type keywords, scroll through product lists, compare specifications, and manually make decisions. Mobile apps, personalization, and recommendation engines made improvements along the way, but the underlying model remained the same. That model is now breaking. AI shopping agents are emerging as the new entry point … Continued

Vibe coding with AI tools: Speed up web development

Vibe coding represents a new era of software development where human creativity and artificial intelligence work together to produce code in a seamless, focused flow. It’s not just about speeding up development, it’s about coding with feeling, reducing friction and enhancing the developer’s experience. At Marvik, we view vibe coding with AI tools as an … Continued

Model Context Protocol: Integrating agents in the AI cloud

Today, artificial intelligence is reshaping how we build and operate systems, especially within the field of engineering. From accelerating development cycles to automating tasks, AI is becoming a practical tool in everyday workflows. As AI cloud integration evolves and intelligent agents connect more deeply with platforms like AWS and Azure, cloud environments are starting to … Continued

Text-to-Speech for voice chat applications: A 2025 practical guide

What is Text-to-Speech and why does it matter in 2025? In recent weeks, you may have heard about Google Meet’s impressive new translation feature. As you speak, the other person receives audio in their own language. This innovation, along with others, such as the voice-enabled version of ChatGPT, are powered by text-to-speech for voice chat … Continued

Model Context Protocol: Supercharge your Agents with MCP

Tools make our lives easier. From the spears used by our ancestors to the computers we are using to write this blog, tools are a central part of our evolution as a species. Similarly, this same statement remains true for Large Language Models (LLMs) and their recent evolution – especially with the introduction of the … Continued

MoCha’s AI talking characters bring your screenplay to life

Video from MoCha project page Meet MoCha’s AI talking characters, a groundbreaking technology that takes a screenplay (made with speech and text) and, while it might not make the full movie, brings them to life. Not just a floating Zordon head, not just Hotel Reverie, but a full body character with natural movements and context. … Continued

Exploring Unity Catalog OSS: Redefining Interoperability

In today’s IT world, tools, platforms, frameworks, and more are abundant. It seems that there is at least one solution to meet every need. This is why, when something promises to be “universal,” it sounds very promising. Unity Catalog defines itself as the universal data catalog. Let’s analyze the key features that support this claim. … Continued

Exploring NVIDIA Isaac GR00T

Humanoid robotics is profoundly transforming our relationship with machines by enabling more natural and adaptable interactions. In this rapidly evolving field, NVIDIA Isaac GR00T positions itself as an essential innovation that integrates multimodal artificial intelligence capable of processing data from various sources, understanding and replicating human actions, and autonomously adapting to dynamic environments. This advancement … Continued

Detecting Objects in Isaac Sim and ROS2

This blog explores how to perform object detection in a virtual environment using NVIDIA Isaac Sim and ROS2. The setup involves controlling a forklift within a virtual warehouse using keyboard inputs. A front-facing camera mounted on the forklift captures images of the environment. These images are transmitted via Action Graph to a ROS2 node. A … Continued

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