00:00This week we want to tell you about a couple of developments that we call the attention.
00:04Why? Well, they make possible to talk to someone a kilometers distance, but with the feeling of sitting with that
00:11person.
00:12This development is called Starline and belongs to Google, which is prepared to test this prototype with several commercial associates,
00:20in communications, in the health sector and in the minority market.
00:24For many, the name of the magic mirror in 3D could radically change our way of interacting in the future.
00:31Is Starline the entry of Google to the competition for the famous metaverse?
00:36Will you compete with Meta and the metaverse of virtual reality?
00:42The called Starline Project, which has nothing to do with the Starlink of Elon Musk,
00:48creates an image of each one of us in 3D.
00:51Then, it comprises a second screen in any part of the world in real time.
00:57At first, it has potential to replace the actual format of Zoom via Zoom or Teams.
01:02A pandemic, we have these hybrid modes of work, virtual and presencial,
01:06this one in the office and this one in the house.
01:09And well, to improve digital communication with hologramas would be the next step, right?
01:16Starline, which has been several years in development,
01:18only had been used in a small number of offices in Google.
01:22Now, they have installed cameras in other companies,
01:25like WeWork, T-Mobile and Salesforce.
01:28Yes, cameras, because the technology behind Starline is huge
01:33and now, it can only be used in a fixed way.
01:36Varias cameras grab the image of the user.
01:39Google still knows how much will cost these devices,
01:42which indicates that they will not be cheap.
01:44This development is initially designed for large companies with offices in all the world.
01:50But perhaps it could cause a kind of resurgence of the telecommunications.
02:03But there are also other companies trying to give way to communication in the future.
02:08Meta, for example, is a totally different approach,
02:12which could be more easily adapted to the public in general.
02:15In his recent annual speech, Mark Zuckerberg reiterated
02:19that he has decided to expand his metaverse of virtual reality
02:22with avatares of drawings
02:24in place of photorealistic representations.
02:27The casco or the gaffes of virtual reality
02:29most suitable for Meta
02:31are at about 500€.
02:34And that is all the hardware that would be needed
02:37to join the metaverse.
02:38However, the numbers of users of the main virtual reality virtual reality
02:43of Meta, Horizon Worlds,
02:46are still low.
02:47According to the Wall Street Journal,
02:48the initial goal of the company
02:50was 500,000 users per month.
02:53But now,
02:54they just close to the 200,000.
03:01Google and Meta
03:02other companies more small
03:04also have developed developments.
03:06The estadounidense Proto
03:07has a similar approach to Google,
03:10a cabine that shows
03:11your image recorded in another place
03:13in real time.
03:15They are about to launch
03:16a smaller version
03:17of their device
03:18that seeks to be more practical
03:20for users.
03:21It can also be used
03:22to go shopping
03:23or exercise,
03:24for example.
03:25The price of pre-compra
03:27for homes
03:27is around $2,000 USD.
03:33Although,
03:34for now,
03:34all of these developments
03:35will be first
03:36to the big companies,
03:38this is the moment
03:39for us,
03:40the users,
03:41let us know
03:41what we like
03:42and what new developments
03:44we need
03:44and how we want
03:46our avatares,
03:47for example,
03:48like a photo-cubierta
03:49photo-realistic
03:50or like a caricature
03:52in the world of virtual reality.
03:53What is your choice?
03:55We hope your comments.
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