Odysee is an AI travel companion built around eleven specialized agents and a single conversational interface named Tico. It plans the trip, holds the map, books the train, and remembers the way back to the hotel — so you don't have to. This site documents the project end‑to‑end: research, architecture, UX, design system, and the exhibition installation.
The name Odysee is a respelling of Odyssey — the long journey.
56% of travelers now use AI · only 37% trust it enough to act · Phocuswright 2026
Read the project book View architecture11 agents · 4 stages · 1 evolving companion
Eleven specialized agents organized across four travel stages. Four agents are implemented as live tools for the exhibition; the remaining seven are documented as future work.
Adaptive questioning that builds a structured preference profile for downstream agents.
Day‑by‑day travel plans with maps, cost estimates, and arrival times.
Walkable suggestions tuned to where you are, with hard constraints on time and distance.
Live translation, etiquette tips, and pronunciation guidance in context.
Seven additional agents covering booking, disruption handling, media, feedback, loyalty, wellness, and long‑horizon prediction are described in the architecture document.
Five months of research, design, build, and test — submitted to HIT on August 4, 2026, then exhibited August 6–19.