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Google’s Holographic Project Starline Shrinks to the Size of a TV

Posted on May 12, 2023August 27, 2023 By bot

While most people have chosen to avoid wearing VR and AR headsets for one-on-one group chats, Google’s Project Starline envisions some sort of happy medium between corporate Zooms and a future of floating holograms. The glasses-free 3D technology, which I got to demo last year, was originally designed to be a room-size installation. The latest prototype shown at Google’s I/O developer conference now shows it’s shrunken to the size of a large TV.
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