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Wow Google 3D search feature with AR and Computer Vision

Google NEW 3D search features uses Augmented Reality AR || helps shopping & Education

#Google #GoogleAR #GoogleSearch #IO19

Google is going to start displaying search results in augmented reality #AR, the company announced  at its #I/O2019 #developers conference.

* Google said it will use a combination of computer vision and augmented reality to turn your phone into a powerful search tool, whether you're looking to shop or wanting to learn more about the Solar System.

For instance, if you search for something like "muscle flexion," you can now view a 3D model right in your Google Search results. That means you can swipe your screen to move the model around and, since the feature supports AR, you can bring it into your physical environment -- such as your studying desk.

Another example Google showed off on stage has to do with shopping. With New Balance, if you're searching for a pair of shoes from the brand, you can look at different angles of it and even place it next to your clothes if you want to see if it'll match.

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