Google Beam can change your video calls forever with glasses -free 3D and almost real -time translation
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- Project Starline launched in 2021 and is now Google BEAM
- It will be rolled out this year and adds 3D to video calls
- There is also a real -time translation component for technology
Perhaps you have already seen Google’s Project Starline Tech, which again proposes video calls in Full 3D. It was teased for the first time More than four years agoand on Google I/O 2025 We have the news that it was fully rolled out with a new name: Google Beam.
Since its foundation, the idea of Google Beam has been to make it feel like you are in the same room as someone when you are with them on a video call. Instead of using headsets or glasses, it depends on cameras, microphones and AI technology.
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“The combination of our AI video model and our light field display creates an in -depth feeling of dimensionality and depth,” says Google. “This allows you to make eye contact, read subtle signals and build understanding and trust as if you were face-to-face.”
Balk participants must be in a customized position, with a large, curved screen that is able to generate a partial three-dimensional representation of the person they speak with. The first business customers get the equipment from Horsepower Later this year.
Real -time translation
There is another element from Google Beam that was announced today, and that is real -time translation. As you would expect, this is powered by AI technology and makes it easier to talk to someone else in another language.
According to the demo that Google has shown, the translation is only a second or two behind the speech, and it works in the same way that a translation can then be added on top of someone who speaks in a video recording.
It is again an impressive part of the Google Beam experience and offers a different benefit for organizations with teams and customers around the world. According to Google it can retain speech, tone and expression, while the language is changed in which the audio is spoken.
However, this part of the experience will not only be available in Google Beam: it has now been rolled out in Google Meet Now for consumers, although you need the Google AI Pro or the Google AI Ultra to gain access.
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