Google Beam is an AI-first 3D video communication platform designed to make remote conversations feel as natural as in-person meetings. It uses advanced AI and a light field display to create hyper-realistic, 3D video calls from any perspective. Google Beam's AI volumetric video model converts 2D video feeds into realistic 3D renderings in real-time, allowing participants to make eye contact and read subtle cues. Creates a sense of presence, making it feel like the person is in the same room. Built on Google Cloud, Beam delivers high-quality communication and integrates with existing workflows. Google Beam offers real-time speech translation, starting with English and Spanish, with more languages coming soon. Google is working with HP to develop devices specifically for Google Beam, and with Zoom and other partners to expand its reach. - Google Beam is expected to be available later this year, starting with select enterprise customers. - The first Google Beam products from HP will be showcased at InfoComm 2025 in June. - Companies like Deloitte, Salesforce, Citadel, NEC, Hackensack Meridian Health, Duolingo, and Recruit are already testing Beam.