Imagine if a Terminator was present in your living room to play music, answer your questions, and keep an eye on the place. That dream could soon become a reality.

Meet the Terminator T-800, an Amazon Alexa-powered speaker in the form of one of the world's most iconic sci-fi robots. The company behind this amazing invention, UK-based ACWorldwide, has already built Bluetooth speakers that look like Star Wars characters and Master Chief from Halo, but says the Terminator T-800 is "the most advanced, and therefore complex, project" it has worked on to date.

So, it's taken to Kickstarter to help fund the project.

"We need the support of you guys to deliver our vision, one that we hope you share with us," they wrote. "Only your pledges can provide the development funds needed to get us over the finishing line."

This "menacingly beautiful" speaker stands 18-inches tall and is constructed out of polished alloy.

"Every single detail of the original character will be incorporated," ACWorldwide Founder Karl Grimsey said in a video. The eyes, for instance, will have "illuminated red sockets," just like the real Terminator.

The left eye is a high-definition camera, which "gives you an option to turn on the red filter to replicate the Terminator's head-up display," Grimsey said. The device also features motion detection and "night vision," so it can be your eyes and ears when you're not around and livestream the footage to your smartphone.

It also packs a tweeter and subwoofer, which promise to deliver "crisp, clear sound and powerful bass." The speaker connects to your smartphone via Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, or an old-school auxiliary cable. It offers complete Amazon Alexa functionality and features a built-in microphone, letting you make and receive hands-free calls when connected to your smartphone.

ACWorldwide has so far raked in more than $5,000 from 14 Kickstarter backers. That's quite a ways from its $176,572 goal, but there's still 29 days left to go in the campaign. Remember, as with all Kickstarter projects, it will only be funded if it reaches its goal before the end of the campaign, so if you are keen on seeing this thing come to life, you know what to do.

If all goes well, ACWorldwide expects to deliver its first batch of speakers to Kickstarter backers in February 2018.