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Experience face-to-face conversations, even when you’re miles apart.

Person seated at laptop in office stands up and checks smartphone screen. Person seated on bench with headphones on looks at laptop screen with hands clasped. Person seated at desk alone in office types on laptop. Two people talk and smile at conference table with laptops open. Two people using American sign language have a conversation seated on the same side of an office table. One person signs “That’s not a good idea”. Close up of person’s face while signing. Person smiling in response. Close up on seated person talking to another person in a seat. They gesture in conversation. Camera moves back to reveal the Starline display and table and that they are using Starline for their conversation. We see both individuals on the Starline display gesturing and smiling in conversation.

How it works

The Starline experience

Imagine chatting with your loved ones or colleagues across the country and feeling like they’re right in the room with you. With Project Starline, this is no longer just imagination. Our breakthrough technology makes remote conversations feel like you’re in the same room, without the need for additional glasses or headsets.

Seated person moves her head left to right and smiles while looking at themselves on the Starline display. The screen splits down the middle to reveal a colorful representation of same person on the right hand side using 3D imaging. The camera zooms in on the 3D image of the person and the entire screen becomes animated large round colorful dots. The colorful dots animate into several lines which move in waves from left to right across the screen. The waves then multiply back into colorful dots and back into a full screen 3D image of the person. There is a left to right wipe and the video repeats.

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Starline achieves this sense of presence using advancements in AI, 3D imaging and other technologies. Our light field display creates a sense of volume and depth, delivering an immersive communication experience unlike anything you’ve seen before.

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Project Starline x Team USA

Helping Team USA Olympians feel closer to home

Frederick Richard
Jagger Eaton
Ilona Maher
Frederick Richard

Frederick Richard Sam Kaplan

Frederick and Sam are more than friends: they’re brothers. With Starline’s help, they discussed Frederick’s time competing for Team USA, their powerful bond, and the coolest thing Frederick’s done in Paris (besides winning a Bronze Medal, of course).

U.S. Olympic Gymnast, Frederick Richard

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Frederick Richard holds up an Olympic medal while using a Starline device. On the screen, Sam Kaplan reaches out, as if to touch the medal.
Jagger Eaton

Jagger Eaton Koston Eaton

When a broken ankle kept Koston from attending the Olympics to cheer on his older brother, Jagger, as he competed for Team USA, they turned to Starline to share the journey and create a lasting memory.

U.S. Olympic Skate­boarder, Jagger Eaton

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Jagger Eaton holds up an Olympic medal while using a Starline device. Koston Eaton, seen on the screen, laughs happily while looking at Jagger.
Ilona Maher

Ilona Maher Oma Lily

Team USA’s Rugby Sevens squad often talks about ‘finding their why’. For Ilona Maher, the answer is easy: family. Her Oma (Grandmother) Lily couldn’t make it to Paris, but Starline made it possible for her to share the moment, establish family favorites, and debate who has the best medal.

Team USA Rugby Star, Ilona Maher

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Ilona Maher proudly holds up her Olympic medal with both hands while using a Starline device. Oma Lily, visible on the screen, reaches out her right hand toward the medal.
What the data shows

Remember more of every conversation

Our research reveals a ~30% boost in memory recall. The immersive, face-to-face experience helps you retain information and make the most of every interaction.

Feel more present with those you connect with

Starline users experience a ~15% increase in visual attentiveness. Enhanced 3D rendering and spatial audio create a sense of presence that helps you truly focus on what matters most.

Experience more natural conversations

Our data shows Starline conversations contain up to 50% more nonverbal communication. Notice subtle gestures, nods, and expressions that enrich understanding and deepen connections.

All improvements noted are compared to traditional video calls. Learn more.

What’s next

We’re partnering with HP to deliver the next-generation of communication devices.

Image 1: [Image box top left of 4 images ] Person smiling in conversation while using Starline. Image 2: [Top right of 4 images] Person with hand over his heart on Starline display. Image 3:[Bottom left of 4 images] Person smiling on Starline display while engaged in conversation. The back of the head and hand of person in the foreground, gesturing with a hand by pointing up and looking at Starline display. Image 4:[Bottom right of 4 images] Woman smiling on Starline display. Back of the head of a person in the foreground she is facing.

“Project Starline brings us closer to a world where distance is no longer a barrier to connection. We’re thrilled to partner with HP to bring this technology to future products together.”

Andrew Nartker

General Manager, Project Starline, Google

“With more than half of meaning and intent communicated through body language versus words alone, an immersive collaboration experience plays an important role in creating authentic human connections in hybrid environments. We are proud to partner with Google to bring this technology to market, harnessing the power of AI to shape the future of collaboration.”

Alex Cho

President, Personal Systems, HP Inc.

News & resources

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Ilona Maher proudly waves hello while using a Starline device. Oma Lily, visible on the screen of the starline device, waves back with excitement

Blog Post

Project Starline Brings Team USA Olympians Closer to Home

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Blog Post

Bringing Project Starline out of the lab

Two people in conversation using Starline. Person smiling on Starline display while engaged in conversation. The back of the head and hand of person in the foreground. There is a laptop and eyeglasses on the table between them.

Blog post

A first look at Project Starline’s new, simpler prototype

Two people in conversation using Starline, the person on Starline display holds up their hands up expressively. The back of the head can be seen of the person in their office.

Research paper

How Project Starline improves remote communication

Two people in conversation using Starline. The person on Starline display is speaking, and the back of the head can be seen of the person in the office.

Blog Post

Project Starline expands testing through an early access program

A persons sits in a booth using Project Starline on a call.

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How we’re testing Project Starline at Google

Two people in conversation on Project Starline, one is smiling and holding up a baby on Starline display. The other person reaches towards the pair.

Blog Post

Feel like you’re there, together

Two people in conversation using Starline. Person smiling on Starline display while engaged in conversation. The back of the head and hand of person in the foreground. There is a laptop and eyeglasses on the table between them.

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