Google will soon test Project Starline video chat booths in the real world
the company will start installing Project Starline prototypes in some of its corporate partners' offices for"regular" tests later this year. In other words, Google will see how its"magic windows" work beyond on-campus demos., among others. The in-house demos have included over 100 companies spread across healthcare, media and retailers.
Project Starline is effectively a bid to create a natural-feeling telepresence system. Each participant sits in a booth with an array of cameras and infrared projectors that create a realistic 3D depiction, with spatial audio capture making it seem as if the voice is coming from that digital persona's mouth. Combined with head tracking and a 65-inch, 8K glasses-free display, the system makes it seem as if the other person is sitting in front of you.
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