Razer is bringing anime to life on your desk with its latest innovation, Project Ava. This AI-powered hologram transforms gaming and productivity by offering interactive avatars that can see your screen, track your movements, and even respond to your questions. CES 2026 attendees got a first look at these tiny, desk-friendly holograms, which combine AI intelligence with a visually engaging anime aesthetic. Curious about how AI anime avatars could fit into your workspace? Razer’s Project Ava is turning science fiction into a reality.
Project Ava introduces two initial avatars: Kira, a green-dressed anime waifu, and Zane, a muscular, tattooed character. Both stand just 5.5 inches tall, making them perfect for desktop setups. Razer plans to expand the roster with other avatars, including real-life personalities like esports star Faker, or abstract options like a glowing orb. These avatars are designed with lifelike features such as natural movements, expressive faces, and synchronized lip movements to create an immersive experience.
What sets Project Ava apart is its ability to interact with users and their screens. Using a combination of Razer’s built-in webcam and your own computer camera, these AI avatars track your activity to offer personalized responses. Whether it’s answering questions, giving gaming advice, brainstorming ideas, or even offering wardrobe suggestions, Project Ava is designed to be an intelligent companion. Users engage through a dual-array mic system triggered by a custom key, letting you speak directly to the AI.
Currently, Project Ava runs on Grok, Razer’s large language model (LLM) demo, which handles conversation and screen-based interactions. The company envisions Project Ava becoming AI-agnostic in the future, giving users the freedom to select their preferred AI engine. This flexibility ensures the avatars can adapt to a wide variety of tasks, from gaming guidance to creative problem-solving, making them more than just decorative holograms.
Project Ava represents a growing trend of blending AI with visually appealing avatars to create interactive, personal assistants. By merging gaming, productivity, and AI-powered interactions, Razer is exploring how holographic companions could become a fixture on desktops worldwide. CES 2026 may have showcased countless innovations, but few merge technology and personality as seamlessly as these AI waifu holograms.
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