Google announces that the Starline project will be seen in person as if it were real

Last year, Google dazzled half the world with a futuristic project for a video calling experience that was simply epic in every aspect. A few hours ago, he announced that he was joining Starline Project in some of the most popular video calling apps like Google Meet and Zoom.

Last year he surprised with this new project by showing on video what the video calls of the future would look like, even if It seemed that the Starline project was going to remain in one of these developments.

those that the technology giant loves so much, and which ultimately do not see the light of day.

We can already say that the Starline project is underway and video calls in which we can see the projection of a person while talking to them, as if you were in the same room, launch into Zoom and Meet. Google hasn’t given more details about other partners, so they’re sticking with their own solution and Zoom’s for now.

Nail technology that has improved over the past year to integrate it into a large TV screen with a top-mounted system instead of the booth introduced last year. This now becomes a more practical experience for offices and conferences as it is simply limited by the system placed on the screen.

And best of all, it’s Google itself that indicates that takes the Starline project out of the “laboratory” to take to the workplace. In fact, it has partnered with HP to market the product as an ideal partner that will help introduce this technology to the business world.

For the moment, he did not give any details about the arrival of the Starline project at home and simply focused on the professional environment

. It must be understood, without yet knowing its price, that it will not be within the reach of the normal user. The announcement information is available on their blog to be one of the most incredible experiences presented by Google in recent years.

Yes, according to The edgewe should wait until the end of this year to have all the details of a video conferencing experience that seemed practically taken from the future or a science fiction movie, and which is now a reality. Better yet, Google hasn’t used mixed reality glasses or any other type of device to solve the feeling of being right in front of the person you’re video calling and talking to.