Google will begin including AR models to its search results. Revealed at its I/O conference, the new feature would bring up an AR model of human muscles if 'musculature' is searched, or allow an individual to view a pair of shoes in the real world when shopping online. These results can either be interacted with as 3D shapes on the screen, or as a camera overlay on a smartphone. The latest announcement is part of Google's drive to be an AR leader after unveiling its Android ARCore platform in a couple of years, and its recent trial of AR-enabled Google Maps directions.
Google will begin including AR models to its search results. Revealed at its I/O conference, the new feature would bring up an AR model of human muscles if 'musculature' is searched, or allow an individual to view a pair of shoes in the real world when shopping online. These results can either be interacted with as 3D shapes on the screen, or as a camera overlay on a smartphone. The latest announcement is part of Google's drive to be an AR leader after unveiling its Android ARCore platform in 2017, and its recent trial of AR-enabled Google Maps directions.