Google plans to produce 4,000 units of a tablet that will be able to capture 3D images, says "Wall Street Journal". The tablet will have 7-inch display, infrared depth sensor and will have two cameras on the rear of the hull.
The software will be precise enough to create three-dimensional images of surrounding objects, according Mobile Bulgaria. The sources of the "Wall Street Journal" claim that the tablet is likely to be presented before the I / O conference Google in late June and will be distributed to attendees.
The new tablet is being developed out Google's Project Tango research project, an Advanced Technology and Projects group (ATAP) that Google inherited when it bought Motorola back in 2011. Google first announced Project Tango back in February, and released a prototype, declaring is intention to bring 3D mapping to smartphones. “We are physical beings that live in a 3D world,” Google’s Johnny Lee, the head of the Tango Project team, wrote in a blog post at the time. “Yet our mobile devices assume that physical world ends at the boundaries of the screen.
The goal of Project Tango is to give mobile devices a human-scale understanding of space and motion.” Ultimately, the goal is to allow people to interact with their physical space. That can mean simply never getting lost in a building again, or it can mean using that space to create a virtual video game army.
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