US EditionGoogle Beam Brings 3D to Video Chat — Here's How It Works
- Google rebranded Project Starline as Google Beam during its developer conference on May 20, 2025, announcing it as a commercial product.
- The rebranding follows years of research into 3D video calls using AI, computer vision, and special hardware to create immersive teleconferencing.
- Google Beam employs a six-camera array and light field display to produce 60 fps 3D renderings with millimeter-level head tracking, integrating with Google Meet and Zoom.
- Google CEO Sundar Pichai highlighted Beam as an intuitive and highly engaging platform for virtual conversations, with initial devices set to be delivered to select clients such as Deloitte before the end of the year.
- Google plans to roll out Beam through partnerships with companies like HP and Zoom targeting hybrid offices, though demand remains uncertain amid shifting work trends.
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