Google Beam Unveiled: AI-Powered 3D Video Communications Platform Evolved From Project Starline, HP Partnership Announced To Launch First-Gen Google Beam Devices

Google Beam was introduced at the Google I/O event as an advancement in video communication. It started as Project Starline has now grown into a 3D video communications platform. Google Beam uses a combination of AI video models and light field display to make a conversations feel like face-to-face meetings. Google calls it an “AI-first video communication platform” that helps people to connect and work together with 3D visuals. It is powered by Google's latest advancements in AI, 3D imaging, and light field rendering. Beam brings the depth and real-life feel of in-person meetings to virtual calls. The tech giant also announced, "We’re partnering with HP to deliver the first generation of Google Beam devices." Google I/O 2025: Tech Giant Introduces Gemini AI in Chrome To Clarify ‘Complex Information’ on Any Webpage and More (Watch Video).

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