Google Beam Brings 3D to Video Chat — Here's How It Works

Google’s Freaky Realistic 3D Video Calling ‘Booth’ Is Finally a Real Product—but You Won’t Be Able to Buy It

Good news: Project Starline has a new name called Google Beam. Bad news: you won't have one in your home any time soon.

Google Beam brings 3D to video chat — here's how it works

Google Beam is the new name for Project Starline, Google's effort to bring 3D depth and presence to video chat software. And next month, we're set to find out more about Google Beam-ready hardware from HP.

Google’s 3D video calling tech is finally going to ship this year

After years of testing the technology as Project Starline, Google is releasing its Beam 3D videoconference product with HP later this year.

Google's 3D teleconferencing platform, now called Beam, will ship later in 2025

Google is rebranding Project Starline, its corporate-focused teleconferencing platform that uses 3D imaging, and recommitting to shipping it this year.

Goodbye Project Starline, hello Google Beam 3D video conferencing

The experimental Project Starline has gone from goals to (corporate) reality.

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

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 years. Seemingly everyone who has tried Project Starline has told me how mind-blowing it is to video call with someone inside of what’s essentially a glasses-free 3D TV, and feel like they’re really sitting in front of them. I fina…