Sony has used MWC to announce its brand new Xperia X and Xperia XA phones - but that's not all, with the Japanese giant using the opportunity to show off concept designs as well.
One of these concepts is for a personal assistant device called the Xperia Agent that will give you useful information, communicate with you and also allow you to control your home.
It uses Sony's voice technology to communicate and will be controlled by either your voice or gesture controls. It all sounds a lot like the Amazon Echo.
Hello, Agent
The Xperia Agent will also have a projector to show content on blank surfaces in your home.
Sony sadly doesn't have an Xperia Agent device ready for the market, but it's interesting that Sony has embraced voice assistant technology for the first time.
If the voice technology takes off, we may see a competitor to the likes of Siri and Cortana in future Sony phones.
The same projection technology is also used in another Sony concept called the Xperia Projector.
The concept is a small device that will project onto any clear surface and also respond to touch, voice and gestures much like a smartphone does.
Sony also revealed a concept for a wearable wide-angle lens camera called the Xperia Eye. It will attach to clothing or worn around the neck in the company's smallest ever camera device.
It would allow for 360-degree field of view and will detect faces and voices to make it easier capturing photos.
This again is just a concept though, and in a year when other companies have created 360 cameras it's a bit of shame Sony hasn't got a finished product ready to put up for sale.
