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Three Google supported projects premiere during the 83rd Venice International Film Festival.
Google's 100 ZEROS team supported three Extended Reality (XR) projects premiering at the 83rd Venice International Film Festival. These projects use Android XR and AI tools to expand storytelling through interactive and immersive experiences.
Why it matters
This demonstrates how combining AI with XR technology can change traditional movie-watching into interactive experiences where viewers engage directly with the story.
The details
NEVATARS is a mixed-reality short by Andy Serkis. Galápagos: The Last Eden features narration by Margot Robbie and an interactive digital Charles Darwin. Sedona, created by Asylm Studios, uses 2D-to-3D XR auto-spatialization for YouTube.
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NEVATARS uses Android XR
meant to be experienced on Android XR
filled with Gemini-powered conversations
NEVATARS is related to Andy Serkis
animated short by Andy Serkis
Galápagos: The Last Eden uses Android XR
meant to be experienced on Android XR
Galápagos: The Last Eden uses Gemini
interact with a Gemini powered, digital Charles Darwin
Galápagos: The Last Eden is related to Margot Robbie
narrated by Margot Robbie
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Sedona uses Android XR
meant to be experienced on Android XR
Sedona is related to Asylm Studios
teaser by Asylm Studios
Sedona uses 2D-to-3D XR auto-spatialization
uses Google’s 2D-to-3D XR auto-spatialization technology
dive straight into suspense on YouTube
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