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 ...

The HP Dimension with Google Beam combines six cameras, a spatial audio system and adaptive lighting to allow for highly immersive virtual meetings. AI wizardry brings eye contact into the mix.

HP says the device, which will be sold to select partners starting in late 2025, will be priced at $25,000. This notably doesn’t come with the Google Beam license, which is sold separately.

Google revealed its Project Starline 3D video conferencing technology back in 2021, which then got rebranded to Google Beam earlier this year. Now, HP has revealed the first commercial product ...

Google Beam is the new name for Project Starline, a 3D video communication platform that'll soon launch in collaboration with HP. And yes, it's outstanding.

Google says it’s exploring adding speech translation to Beam, allowing you to have near real-time translated conversations. This feature doesn’t just translate words; it also maintains voice ...

Google says it’s working with HP and Zoom to bring the first Google Beam devices to market with select customers before the end of the year. The first products will be revealed at InfoComm 2025 ...

HP, Google’s partner on the project, is preparing to sell the video-conferencing system late this year. Of course, normal consumers wouldn’t be able to afford Google Beam.

Starline, now called Google Beam, will come to "early customers" like Deloitte, Salesforce, Citadel, NEC, and Duolingo later in 2025 via Google's previously announced partnership with HP, Google ...

Google Beam is a “new AI-first video communications platform,” Google CEO Sundar Pichai announced at the Google I/O developers conference Tuesday. Pichai said the product transforms 2-D video ...

(Google didn't allow photos.) But then I connected to a Google product manager sitting in front of another Beam setup elsewhere on its campus, and it was as if he had just sat down across the table.