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Google AR & VR – Seniors search what they see, using a new Lens
Technology shines when it helps us get things done in our daily lives, and that’s exactly why a group of around 100 very eager seniors gathered in Odense, Denmark. All older than 65, many up to 85, they decided to stay on top of the latest technological tricks and tools. On this March day, the…
Google AR & VR – Rediscover your city through a new Lens this summer
With warmer weather upon us and many places reopening in the U.K., it’s the perfect time to go out and reconnect with your surroundings. Whether it’s soaking up that panoramic view of a city skyline that you’ve really missed, or wondering what that interesting tree species was that you pass every day on your park…
Google AR & VR – Experiment with AR and VR made for the web
Augmented and virtual reality are opening up the possibilities of how we interact with the world and information around us. WebXR brings together AR and VR on the web to make them more convenient and widely accessible. Today on the Experiments with Google platform, we’re launching the new WebXR collection to showcase what is possible…
Google AR & VR – Artist Felipe Pantone turns the world’s streets into his AR canvas
Artist Felipe Pantone turns the world’s streets into his canvas, with Augmented Reality, in collaboration with Google Arts & Culture, Acute Art and Grand Palais Immersif. Share via: Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email Copy Link Print More Related work from others: Google AR & VR – New ways Maps is getting more immersive and sustainable
Google AR & VR – 5 ways to search what you see with Google Lens
Google Lens uses AI to help you search the world around you. Here’s how to make the most of it. Share via: Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Email Copy Link Print More Related work from others: Google AR & VR – Experiment with AR and VR made for the web
Google AR & VR – Here’s how online shoppers are finding inspiration
People shop across Google more than a billion times a day — and we have a pretty good sense of what they’re browsing for. For instance, our Search data shows that the early 2000’s are having a moment. We’re seeing increased search interest in “Y2k fashion” and products like bucket hats and ankle bracelets. Also…