Google Beam: Revolutionizing Video Calls with 3D AI Technology

Google Beam Brings More Natural Video Conversations Within Reach

Expertise Smartphones | Gaming | Telecom industry | Mobile semiconductors | Mobile gaming At Google I/O 2025, most of the hands-on demos were dedicated to Gemini AI and the exciting Android XR glasses. But tucked in a corner of the grounds around the Shoreline Amphitheatre in Mountain View, CA,

Google Beam Futuristic AI-Powered 3D Video Chats Are Coming This Year

Freelance writer Amanda C. Kooser covers gadgets and tech news with a twist for CNET. When not wallowing in weird gear and iPad apps for cats, she can be found tinkering with her 1956 DeSoto. Beam me up, Google. Video chats could have a much more sci-fi feel with Google Beam, an AI-powered video

I'm a remote worker, and Google Beam just reinvigorated my interest in taking video meetings

Built from Project Starline, Google Beam will add more AI smarts later this year to deliver the next-gen collaboration platform. Google's Project Starline, first announced years ago, subsequently evolved into an AI-forward 3D video conferencing platform in partnership with HP. Now, Google is

Google's Futuristic Beam Tech Almost Made Me Forget I Was on a Video Call

A Google I/O demo of the system HP is about to bring to market shows an uncanny fidelity, with some amusing glitches, bringing us all a lot closer to the Holodeck. MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. -- Google Beam does something uncanny to a 65-inch display: It transforms it into a strange sort of window

Google Beam Hands-On: The Most Lifelike 3D Video Calling That Didn't Totally Blow Me Away

Google has made something really impressive, but it's not exactly perfectâ€"yet. After Android XR smart glasses, I was most excited to try out Google Beam, a shrunken and commercialized version of Project Starline 3D video calling booth that Google has been plugging away at over the past couple of

Google's futuristic 3D videoconferencing platform to ship this year

The slick render of the Google Beam system shows the six cameras integrated into the unit, and control via a tablet-like interface For the past few years, Google has been developing 3D video technology that would allow distant colleagues, friends or family to chat as though they were in the same

Google Beam 3D video conferencing could change your work calls forever

We'll see the first HP hardware to support Google Beam at next month's InfoComm conference After around four years of very few apparent developments, Google confirmed that its Project Starline is still going ahead at its annual developer conference, I/O, in 2025. This time under the new and

Google Beam: Our AI-first 3D video communication platform

A few years ago, we introduced Project Starline, a research project with the ambitious goal of redefining video communication. Project Starline enabled remote conversations that felt remarkably like being in the same room, all without the need for specialized glasses or headsets. Today, we're

Google's New Beam Video Communication Platform Can Turn 2D Video Into 3D

The system includes head tracking accurate to the millimetre at 60fps Google is rebranding its Project Starline and turning it into a new 3D video communication platform, the company announced at its annual I/O developer conference on Tuesday. Dubbed Beam, the platform enables users to connect

Google Unveils "Beam" in its Project Starline, with a Mission to Redefine Video Communications.

Google's 'Project Starline' introduces 'Google Beam,' a revolutionary AI-powered video communication platform transforming 2D streams into immersive 3D experiences. This innovation aims to replicate natural face-to-face interactions, potentially reshaping remote communication. Furthermore, Google

From Project Starline To Beam: Google's AI-Powered Platform Brings Ultra-Realistic 3D Video Calls, Revolutionizing How Enterprises Connect

While Google made a ton of announcements at the I/O 2025, and it did not come as a surprise when the star of the show remained to be AI as this was one of the biggest goals the company had been pushing for. One of the interesting announcements made during the keynote was the rebranding of Project

Google Launches Beam, an AI-Driven Platform for 3D Video Communication

Originally unveiled as a moonshot idea, Project Starline stunned early testers with its ability to create the illusion of sitting face-to-face with someone hundreds or thousands of miles away. No headsets, no special glasses -- just presence, redefined. Now, that vision has matured into Google