Mashable — Google’s closer than ever to making Project Soli, its experimental gesture-based radar project, a reality.
During a session at the I/O developer conference Friday, Google’s ATAP (Advanced Technology and Products) group showed off two new products that have Project Soli’s radar tech embedded in them.
And the group appears to be closer than ever to achieving that goal. A smartwatch prototype was demoed onstage using an LG watch running Android Wear.
Google also showed off a speaker concept, using a Harman JBL speaker, that allows people to control playback using gestures from up to several meters away. Though neither product is ready to be released yet, Google has already started to open Project Soli to developers. A small group of developers got their hands on dev kits late last year, and Google gave us an early look at some of the ways it has started to take advantage of the radar tech. Google says it will make more announcements about the availability of the next dev kit in fall of this year.
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I like how you connected the technical changes to their practical impact rather than just listing new features. Do you think smaller teams can adopt this approach without adding too much complexity to their existing workflow?