I don’t know about you but I would love to get my hands on a holographic version of Amazon Alexa. As it turns out, if you know your coding, you can build your own. Jarem Archer has built such a device. His Holographic Cortana appliance is powered by a Windows 10 device with 4GB of RAM and Arduino for the platform lights. It has 3D printed components too.
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The developer used an omnidirectional microphone on top of the unit and a mini speaker unit on the base. The software consists of a Unity 3D app that animates Cortana and a proxy service that parses data communication to/from the Cortana web service.
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