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Project Tango Interview and Demo at Google I/O 2014

   May 9, 2021  37 Comments on Project Tango Interview and Demo at Google I/O 2014

Josh talks to Johnny, one of the chief engineers for Project Tango to learn more about it and get a comprehensive demo from the man himself.

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37 thoughts on “Project Tango Interview and Demo at Google I/O 2014”

  1. Think of a huge empty room, like a football field where people wander around with their tangos and #carboards. They are actually naked but in in the fantasy world they look the way they want. And it's full of waterfalls, trees and beautiful landscapes. Maybe if one day we solve the economy problem and we have so much money we don't know what to do with it anymore we can do that on prisoners and have fun looking at them.

  7. Great as a kid, I checked under my bed every night to make sure the boogyman wasn't hiding there. Now they're making games that will include a boogyman that can hide under your bed, or in your closet. 
    Sweet dreams.

  12. This is some serious stuff for technology development, as it helps developers to make a more realistic and use environmental space around people. 

  14. Wow… Now we won't have to track 3D space in post editing for including 3D objects in post editing. The potential for camera tech is tremendous.

  21. Some cool ideas I've thought of after seeing the stuff from the Google IO:

    -Google should partner with Oculus or Sony and integrate Tango with a head-mounted display (but have a camera on it with a live feed in a corner of the screen so you don't walk into something.) Or integrate it with Google Glass.

    -When Tango gets better, integrate with Android Auto and make a world from the streets you're driving through.

    -Use either or both these ideas into a game on Android TV.

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