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Data Dive: Google Lens Recognizes 15 Billion Products

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B uried deep in Google’s recent Search On 2020 event was a notable nugget. The company’s visual search tool, Google Lens, now recognizes 15 billion products. In this sense, it’s telling that Google phrased this announcement as recognizing 15 billion products , rather than objects. Who Makes that Dress?

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Google Reportedly Working On Its Own Mixed Reality Glasses

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According to The Verge , Google is currently in development of its own AR device capable of blending virtual graphics over the real world, citing “two people familiar with the project.” The original Google Glass / Image Credit: Robert Couto Photography. Image Credit: Google Inc.

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Data Dive: How is AR Boosting eCommerce?

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Visual search, a la Google Lens , meanwhile lets users identify items with their smartphone camera as a shopping launchpad. The real proof is in the figures and performance data. Now it’s time to revisit this exercise with the latest data. Google Swirl is a good example of both. New Meaning. So there you have it.

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Google Lens Reaches 8 Billion Monthly Searches

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At Google I/O, there was a notable nugget buried in all the keynote action: Google Lens is now used for 8 billion visual searches per month - 2.5x We break down the strategic implications in this week's Data Dive. year-over-year growth. This post appeared first on AR Insider.

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Google Will Soon Begin Testing Its AR Prototypes In Public

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Keep a look out for Google’s AR glasses next time you’re out for a stroll. This past January, reports began circulating that Google was in the development of its own augmented reality (AR) glasses that enable wearers to blend virtual graphics with the real world. Image Credit: Google. For more information visit here.

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The AR Location Wars, Part I: Google

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That could be wayfinding with Google Live View , or visual search with Google Lens. As you can tell from the above examples, Google will have a key stake in this “Internet of Places.” This is the theme of our new series, Location Wars , where we’ll break down who’s doing what… starting with Google.

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Data Dive: Are Commercial Spaces Primed for AR?

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For example, wayfinding can be offered with big floating arrows through AR interfaces — sort of like Google Live View but indoors. Google’s Internet of Places Materializes. Below are a handful that we pulled for this week’s Data Dive. Data Layers. The project surveyed 76 U.S.

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