An AI hologram receptionist that answers back.
It greets visitors, answers from your documents, and works in English, Hindi, Marathi and Bengali. It's already running in Indian offices.
Yes, a hologram can work as an AI receptionist in India: Race Eco Chain's Maya already does, knowing registered visitors by face and telling their host. It's a life-size digital person on a hologram display, connected to an AI model that answers from your documents first, in English, Hindi, Marathi and Bengali.
Where it's running
| Client | What it does | Read more |
|---|---|---|
| Race Eco Chain | Maya, an AI receptionist, knows registered visitors by face, greets them by name and tells their host | Case study |
| Anaptyss | A touch-led AI avatar in its Gurgaon office, for banking and risk leaders | Case study |
| Maruti Suzuki | At MQFC 2.0, an avatar took unscripted dealer questions live | Case study |
| Maruti Suzuki | An avatar trained on-premise, so nothing left its own systems | Case study |
| ACT21 | An interactive AI presenter at Global Fintech Fest, Mumbai | Case study |
How we set one up
- Choose the job: reception, event host, training or product expert.
- Approve the knowledge: the avatar answers from what you give it first, and uses the web only if you turn that on.
- Agree the plan: your quote sets out the character, languages and go-live date. Made-for-you content usually takes 2 to 4 weeks.
Questions, answered.
Can an AI hologram replace a receptionist?
It can handle greetings, routine questions and telling hosts their visitor has arrived. Most teams use it alongside staff, who take the harder conversations.
Which languages can it speak?
At least English, Hindi, Marathi and Bengali right now. Tell us the languages you need.
Is visitor data recorded?
Our processes are ISO 27001 certified, and material can stay on-site. The Race case study explains how face recognition is handled there.
Last reviewed 5 November 2026.
What should yours do first?
Tell us the room and the questions people ask most.