Google’s Freaky Realistic 3D Video Calling ‘Booth’ Is Finally a Real Product—but You Won’t Be Able to Buy It

Remember Google’s Project StarlineProbably a 3D video conference “booth” that feels like you are talking to your eyes, a “booth” Impressive research project walk as a demosGoogle finally prepares technology as a commercial product.

Rebanded Google I / O 2025The project starline is now called Google Ray. Tech giant is the necessary technology – a visual field screen for a person in a call, creating six cameras visible in three surrounding three-surrounding three-surrounding.

One day before the developer conference, Google CEO Sundar Pichai uses AI to combine more than one 2D video streams “3D light in the field” of one person.

I haven’t tried the project starline or google beam, but since I collected from people who areThroughout his life, human avatars approach the unusual valley. Instead of a man looking underneath a webcam, it’s like they look directly in a window on a window on computer screens.

A new feature for the beam is close to real-time translations between two callers. Google Ai Pro for Google AI Pro and Google AI Pro for Google AI Pro and Google Ai Pro for Beam-to Google AI Pro and Google AI Ultra subscribers have launched live translations several times for EU Ultra subscribers. I don’t get appeals, but do not come to the hardware and the power of the AI ​​processing power.

Although Google says no beam, it is interested in the fact that the first beam with selected customers with selected customers to bring the first radiation device to enterprises at the end of this year. Read: Companies that can throw the main cash from the experimental Next-Gen video call technology. In other words, the radiation is intended for the use of enterprise. Google also said that zooms and organizations are working with companies, including Citadel, Deloitte, Duolingo, Hackensack Meridian Health, NEC, Recruitment and Salesforce showed interest and plans to bring to their teams.

As Google Ray I / O, as it seems like people who try it, I could say it. I love the chance to see the future – today. However, as a consumer technological correspondent with a fair share of high-tech enterprises with consumer applications, I would say that I am not only expensive. The beam is a commercial product for large enterprises, and most people are likely to be lying for something that most people will never get experienced. If you work a company that can be a beam in a conference room in one place, will you really go out of your way to use it to make more “natural” and real video call? Nobody knows who really likes to be on a video call and you want them to get more in your personal venues? Something tells me that our laptops can call video from anywhere, it’s not worth the hassle that can only call in front of a large and heavy 3D TV booth.