“The HP Dimension costs $25,000. The Beam service itself has a separate fee, but Google has not yet announced the price.
The system uses Google Beam’s AI video model, which relies on six cameras, a spatial audio setup, and adaptive lighting to turn regular video calls into 3D meetings. The 65-in. display shows people in life-like size, color, and depth, tracking head movements and running at 60 frames per second. This lets users make that all-important eye contact and also see small cues from subtle facial expressions, making meetings feel more real. Users have described the effect as so real it feels like you could reach out and grab an object shown on the screen.”
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“The HP Dimension costs $25,000. The Beam service itself has a separate fee, but Google has not yet announced the price.
The system uses Google Beam’s AI video model, which relies on six cameras, a spatial audio setup, and adaptive lighting to turn regular video calls into 3D meetings. The 65-in. display shows people in life-like size, color, and depth, tracking head movements and running at 60 frames per second. This lets users make that all-important eye contact and also see small cues from subtle facial expressions, making meetings feel more real. Users have described the effect as so real it feels like you could reach out and grab an object shown on the screen.”