I'm a Remote Worker, and Google Beam Just Reinvigorated My Interest in Taking Video Meetings

Google's Futuristic Beam Tech Almost Made Me Forget I Was on a Video Call

A Google I/O demo of the system HP is about to bring to market shows an uncanny fidelity, with some amusing glitches, bringing us all a lot closer to the Holodeck.

I'm a remote worker, and Google Beam just reinvigorated my interest in taking video meetings

Built from Project Starline, Google Beam will add more AI smarts later this year to deliver the next-gen collaboration platform.

Project Starline becomes Google Beam, debuts real-time translation

Google’s barrier-breaking Project Starline is stepping aside to make way for Google’s next phase – Google Beam. The new 3D...

Google Beam could change your video calls forever with glasses-free 3D and near real-time translation

Google Beam will be rolling out to select businesses this year, with Google Meet getting one key feature.

Last year, Google promised that Project Starline, the search giant's special video calling technology, would launch in 2025. It seems that the promise is being fulfilled, and in fact, the 3D video calling will be released under a new name and in a more advanced version than before.

Calling them again video calls will be quite reductive. The feeling will be to be in the same room with a person who will actually be hundreds of kilometers away. It is what promises to do Google Beam, the last platform dedicated to video communications presented by the Colossus of Mountain View. The novelty was presented in the course of Google I/O 2025, the annual conference dedicated to developers. Cos' Google Beam, the former Starline projec…