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MicroSoft 3D Holographic Technology

As technology continues to grow, high-quality 3D holograms will be the way to deliver life-like presentations and speeches around different parts of the world.

The technology has been in development for a long while, and now, Microsoft has developed a hologram that can speak in different languages, even without changing the voice of the person whose hologram it is.
Here's all about it.
Visit to 
http://destyy.com/w3ZVeA
At a recent conference, Microsoft executive Julia White explained how difficult it is for her to deliver speeches around the world in local languages.
But then, she demonstrated the Redmond giant's solution to the problem: a life-sized, mixed reality hologram that leveraged AI and spoke Japanese.
White didn't know how to speak Japanese, but her hologram did, and that too in her own voice

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