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Project Starline
is now Project Starline is now Google Beam

Welcome to the next step in video communication. Google Beam is a new AI-first video communication platform that enables people to come together, collaborate, and connect—life-sized and in 3D.

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 Beam display and table and that they are using Beam for their conversation. We see both individuals on the Beam display gesturing and smiling in conversation.

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The future of communication is here

After years of research, we’ve created a new platform that redefines how we connect. Google Beam builds on Project Starline’s breakthrough 3D video technology to enable the next generation of AI-first products designed for true-to-life human connection.

A person is smiling from a Beam display. The shoulder of the person on the other side of the Beam display is visible.

Built to bring us closer

Beam makes remote conversations feel remarkably natural—so you can read a smile, catch a glance, and pick up on all the subtle cues that deepen communication.

A graphic illustrating the process of a Beam device capturing a person’s image, processing it, and then using AI to construct a depth map in real-time. A person making a gesture is shown in three connected frames representing these stages.

Made possible by
Google AI

Powered by Google’s latest breakthroughs in AI, 3D imaging, and light field rendering, Beam brings the depth and realism of in-person meetings to remote conversations. You’ll see people as they truly are, unlocking more attentiveness in meetings, more nonverbal engagement, and less meeting fatigue—without headsets or complex setup.

Top companies ready to bring Google Beam to their teams

  • Deloitte
  • Salesforce
  • Citadel
  • NEC
  • Duolingo
  • Hackensack Meridian Health
  • Recruit

Be among the first to experience Beam

We’re offering limited early access to eligible enterprise partners who want to redefine what remote collaboration can look like.

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We’re partnering with HP to deliver the first generation of Google Beam devices

A person talking to someone on a Beam communication device.

Designed to work with services you use today

What companies are saying

“At Salesforce, we’re focused on creating meaningful connections with our teams and customers – no matter where work happens. Beam’s breakthrough 3D technology brings us even closer together, making remote collaboration feel more immersive and engaging.”

Darren Clifford

VP of Information Technology Salesforce

“Deloitte is excited about Google Beam as a groundbreaking, innovative step of human connection in the digital age. Our teams and clients confirm this solution is not just a technological breakthrough but a reimagining of how we connect.”

Angel Ayala

Managing Director Deloitte Consulting LLP

“NEC is dedicated to a sustainable future where individuals can thrive in a safe, secure, equitable, and efficient world. We believe Google Beam’s capabilities will be instrumental in this journey, and we're excited by the opportunities to leverage it alongside NEC's AI technology to bring exceptional experiences to our customers.”

Takayuki Morita

President and CEO NEC Corporation

Latest news and events

Beam is entering a new chapter. Explore its evolution from prototype to platform.

A man talking to a woman through the upcoming Project Starline product from HP.

Blog Post

Apply to secure your company’s spot for the Project Starline x HP product

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

a picture of two people talking to each other remotely using Starline

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.

Blog Post

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 Beam. Person smiling on Beam 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.

Want to learn more about Beam?

Connect with our team to learn more about availability, early access, and how Beam could support real connection in your workplace.

  1. Please note that the images and visuals depicted of the product are for illustrative purposes only and may differ from the actual product.
  2. Variations in appearance can occur due to product enhancements or regional specifications.