Skip to content

#Google

0 items today
Oct 22Wed
  1. Google Blog · XR/AROptics and AI61

    Samsung Launches First Android XR Headset, Galaxy XR, Priced at $1,799

    Samsung has launched Galaxy XR, its first device based on Android XR. Google said it integrates Gemini, which can understand what users see and perform actions across apps, with voice, gesture and eye-tracking interaction.

    Why we recommend it: Google introduced Galaxy XR from the system and application side, focusing on how Gemini uses what the wearer sees to help, and provided the price and launch regions, serving as a reference point for Android XR device rollout.

May 21Wed
  1. Google Blog · XR/AROptics and AI53

    Google Shows How Android XR Glasses Bring Gemini to Eyewear and Headsets

    At I/O, Google demonstrated glasses running Android XR. The glasses feature a camera, microphone and speaker, work with a phone, and offer an optional in-lens display for private information, along with a live language translation demo. Google announced partnerships with Gentle Monster and Warby Parker to build Android XR glasses, and is co-developing the glasses' software and reference hardware platform with Samsung. Developers will begin building for the platform later this year.

Jan 28Tue
  1. Google Blog · XR/AROptics and AI40

    Google Describes Development of the Pixel Camera's Add Me Group Photo Feature

    Google has outlined the development of the Pixel camera's Add Me feature, which combines two photos taken sequentially of the same scene so that the photographer can also appear in the group shot. The second photographer sees an augmented reality overlay of the first photo to align the composition. The feature relies on multiple machine learning models running locally on the TPU of the Tensor G4 chip. Add Me launched with the Pixel 9 series.

Jan 23Thu
  1. Google Blog · XR/AROptics and AI53

    Google and HTC Sign Deal to Bring Part of HTC VIVE Engineering Team to Accelerate Android XR

    Google has announced an agreement with HTC to bring part of the HTC VIVE engineering team into Google, with the deal subject to customary closing conditions. Google said the team has extensive VR experience and will help accelerate development of the Android XR platform across headsets and glasses ecosystems.

Dec 13Fri
  1. Google Blog · XR/AROptics and AI60

    Google Teams with Samsung and Qualcomm to Launch Android XR Platform for Headsets and Glasses

    Google, working with Samsung and Qualcomm, has launched Android XR, an operating system for extended-reality devices such as headsets and glasses that combines Gemini to understand user intent and the surrounding environment. A developer preview was released the same day, supporting tools including ARCore, Android Studio, Jetpack Compose, Unity and OpenXR. The first device is a headset from Samsung, codenamed Project Moohan, planned for launch next year.

    Why we recommend it: The article outlines Android XR's partners, development tools and the launch plans for the first device, Project Moohan, providing background for understanding subsequent Android XR headsets and glasses.

Feb 8Wed
  1. Google Blog · XR/AROptics and AI42

    Google Maps Launches Immersive View and Updates Live View and Other Features

    Google Maps has begun rolling out Immersive View, which uses AI and computer vision to fuse billions of Street View and aerial images into a digital model of the world, overlaid with information such as weather, traffic and crowd levels. Google also announced updates to Live View and new features for EV owners and people who walk, cycle or use public transit.

Oct 15Sat
  1. Google Blog · XR/AROptics and AI38

    Google Engineers Explain How Lens Turns Camera Images into Text

    Google Lens engineer Ana Manasovska explains how Lens recognizes text in camera views: the team uses trained machine learning models to identify characters and determine structures such as sentences, paragraphs, text blocks and columns. Recognized text can be copied, searched or translated, and can also be read aloud for blind or low-vision users.