Build 2016: Microsoft offers an auxiliary boom bot

Nadella said, Microsoft hopes to "pour" with intelligence technology
Microsoft introduced a new robotic system that can represent the business and interact with users via Skype.

Social robots automatically programs that can communicate with users in a humanlike way.

As part of the Build developer conference, Microsoft also showed an update digital assistant Cortana, which can interact with the bots on your behalf.

Cortana will now function in a variety of devices and operating systems such as Android and IOS.

Tech giant also announced the Skype application for your HoloLens headset.

"We want to build intelligence, which greatly enhances human capabilities and experience," said audience when building in San Francisco, Microsoft CEO Nadella.

Mr. Nadella Cortana described as "truly unlimited personal assistant that is always with you," as he explained that it will be available across Windows, Center IOS and Android OS devices.

Just hours earlier, however, artificial intelligence called Tay Twitter bot creator Microsoft was briefly revived and started spewing nonsense tweets.

Mr. Nadella acknowledged problems with the bot, and said: "We are back to the drawing board."

Executive Lillian Rincon demonstrated how automated robots could help to book a hotel through SkypeImage copyrightMicrosoft
Image captionExecutive Lillian Rincon demonstrated how automated robots could help to find a hotel with Skype
Business bots

Lillian Rincon, a Skype application group manager proceeded to demonstrate how online automated bots can interact with Cortana in a text conversation in to Skype.

"As soon as you see here is the fact that the agent, Cortana, actually mediating conversation with the bot a third party," she explained, as Cortana final details of the delivery of products.

The app can also, for example, listen to a conversation between friends about the trip, and then propose the introduction of a bot, which is a local hotel.

The order can then be executed as if the conversation took place between a user and a sales representative.

"Microsoft integrates its Cortana and deep learning opportunities in the platform, which will cover everything from Skype to the appearance and on different devices," CCS Insight analyst Geoff Blaber told the BBC.

"This is Microsoft is trying to set the next platform, omitting the mobile."

Chris Green, a technical expert consulting Lewis, said the development is likely designed to increase the availability of Cortana to more users on more systems and thereby increase application "stickiness."

"This concept of stickiness is very important, we are talking about the formation of the connection between the user and the system - it is important to achieve the long-term usability," he told the BBC.

Annex to teach human anatomy for medical students using HoloLens been shown offImage copyrightMicrosoft
Image captionAn app to teach medical students human anatomy was paraded through HoloLens
HoloLens Developer

The company also confirmed that it HoloLens augmented reality headset, which was suddenly announced to build last year, will begin shipping to developers.

The statement in this regard have already been made on the Windows blog from Microsoft in February.

Applications that demonstrate how HoloLens can be used, for example, teach students human anatomy - from the "holographic" images of organs and systems that are visible in 3D-headset wearers.