5. The Philip K. Dick Android

Philip K. Dick is a celebrated author, popularly known for his works of science fiction in the 20th century. His short stories and novellas were the basis for cult films like Blade Runner and Total Recall.

In the early 2000s, researchers at the FedEx Institute of Technology decided to pay tribute to the famed author by creating an Android that owned Dick’s appearance and personality. The Humanoid was finished in 2005 and was capable of tracking people who entered and left the room and it could hold the conversation through speech recognition software. The researchers were also able to program the Humanoid with the knowledge of Dick’s work and thus giving it the persona of the author and to those who spoke with it.

4. Hatsune Miku

Haksune Miku is a virtual singer, based on “vocaloid” technology and voice samples from a noted Japanese voice-over actress. Crypton Future Media created Hatsune to market their voice synthesizer. By giving "her" a body and personality, Crypton took what could have been a mere software package and turned it into a cultural phenomenon. Hatsune has made appearances in a number of anime and video games and has even performed in front of live audiences via projections.

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