Google’s new Project Starline prototype is TV-sized rather than a large booth, yet it still functions similar to its larger predecessor. This version utilizes AI to build a lifelike photorealistic model of the person you’re talking to, and then projects that onto a light field display, but this time requiring just a few standard cameras.
That’s right, it no longer uses complex hardware like infrared light emitters or special cameras to generate a live 3D model of the person you were talking to. This means Google engineers were able to shrink Project Starline down from the size of a restaurant booth to a large flatscreen television. It’s currently being tested by companies who have joined the early access program like T-Mobile, WeWork and Salesforce.
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Trust and innovation are at the heart of Salesforce’s values. Project Starline has the potential to help create authentic and immersive connections that foster deeper relationships with both our employees and customers, enhance trust and transparency, and drive productivity and efficiency,” said Andy White, SVP of Business Technology at Salesforce.
