Monday, May 24th, 2021: 3D Community News
Google Starline will possibly transform a video call into a 3D holographic experience through "A magic paint of glass".
At its yearly I/O conference keynote, Google uncovered a project called "Starline" that may inevitably alter up remote video conferencing within the future. It's still within the exceptionally early stages of advancement, but it seems genuinely interesting.
With Starline, you don't need a phone or tablet and you only need to sit in an uncommonly made booth with a progressed 3D display for a conversation with another individual who's within the same kind of booth in another area. High-tech rendering innovation will make it seem just like the other person is straightforwardly over from you, although they might be on the other side of the world.
If Google makes the "Magic paint of glass" broadly open sometime in the not-so-distant future, we might never have to be a bargain with the cumbersome idleness and poor video or sound quality of the well-known communication platforms anymore.
