- Google’s Project Starline is moving out of the experimental phase and will go commercial in 2025 through a partnership with HP.
- This innovative video conferencing system aims to simulate face-to-face interactions by utilizing 3D imaging to create a “magic window” effect.
- Google claims that Starline increases engagement and improves nonverbal communication compared to traditional video conferencing.
First unveiled at Google I/O 2021, Project Starline aimed to revolutionize video calls by creating a photorealistic, three-dimensional experience without relying on VR/AR glasses.
The project garnered attention when YouTuber MKBHD tried it out last year and praised its potential for transforming video conferencing. Today, Google announced that it would be bringing this innovative technology into the real world as soon as next year.