Farewell Project Starline, Hello Google Beam 3D Video Conference
Google First Playing Project Starline in 2021Billing it as a “magic window” at the time, which almost uses a special hardware, computer vision and machine practice to create a holographic video call experience. Since then, we’re Checked the initial version Experimented for us and learned that last year is a company Pairing with HP to bring the scale-down version Production for Enterprise Clients. At I/O 2025 today, Google has announced that the Project Starline is developing as a “Beam” AI-first 3D video communication platform. CEO Sundar Pichai said that the first equipment will be available to “choose customers” at the end of this year, but there is no word on the price.
The Google platform is already adding a new generation of equipment to the Project Starline (Beam) to the computer Vision and Machine Learning, “wherever they are, wherever they are, start new generation devices that will help them to make meaningful connections.”
Some of this is “State of the Art AI Volutory Video Model” and, some power through Google Cloud, combined with the light field display from the previous one, the calls are “completely 3D from any angle.” There are six cameras built on the beam system to catch you from different angles, and uses AI to merge system currents and provide you and your collar on the light field display. It will track your head movement, which will deliver the data at right angles to your eyes and make it at 60 frames per second.
We are not yet aware of how much the unit of Google Beam will cost, but it may be worth pointing out a different version called Logitech Project GhostAnd the booth is estimated to cost $ 15,000 and $ 20,000 depending on the configuration. To be clear, the project ghost is not a holographic or 3D rendering, which is big TV streaming The 2D video is very large, which makes your collars the size of life.
