In an attempt to push the boundaries of remote collaboration, Google has come up with Project Starline.
Why you can trust Pocket-lint (Pocket-lint) — People are still learning from the coronavirus pandemic, including that there is no substitute for being together in a room with someone. While video conferencing apps such as Zoom, Google Meet, and Microsoft Teams try to help you virtually connect with those you love and work with, the experience still feels rather limited. So, in an attempt to push the boundaries of remote collaboration, Google has come up with Project Starline. What is Google Project Starline? Early video calling system that renders in 3D, no glasses required Google CEO Sundar Pichai took the stage at Google I/O 2021 to announce that his company kicked off a project «several years ago» that builds on different areas of computer science and relies on custom-built hardware and highly specialised equipment. Called Project Starline, it’s an early system that essentially allows you to video call someone and experience them in hyper-realistic 3D.
