Friday, February 21, 2014

Google is working with super advanced mobile - Hardware.no

“Project Tango” doing things you have not seen before.

Google has thrown himself into enough a wild project, this time called Project Tango . It all consists of an early prototype of a mobile phone, which uses the Xbox Kinect-like sensors to measure and discover everything that happens around you, writes Ars Technica.

According to technology manager for the project, Johnny Lee, they have a desire to give mobile phones a humanoid form of understanding of space and movement. By phone cram full of super advanced sensors.


Shall measure all

Photo: Google

The preliminary prototype of Project Tango is an Android mobile with five-inch screen, equipped with two processors to work solely for calculating the data from the sensors. On the back sits a 4 megapixel camera, a depth sensor and a secondary camera for motion measurement.

Currently, Project Tango is a very closed project, and Google will only open its doors to 200 developers, provided they manage to ovebevise them that their ideas are good enough. Thus, roughly a while before we see some similar sensors in mobile phones soon.


can create maps of all

Project Tango, Google aims to “revolutionize” navigation and “augmented reality” (Augment Reality).

– Our current prototype is a 5-inch phone with custom hardware and software designed to record all movements of the device in three dimensions, while also creating a map of the surroundings, explains Lee.

Simply by combining the information from the sensors can create a 3D model of all that is around them. These 3D models can be used to create better navigation solutions, also for indoor use – as in a shopping mall.

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See Google even explain Project Tango:

(Source: Google, Ars Technica, Readwrite.com)

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