Google3D Technology is so realistic. It really feels like naomiosaka, Simone_Biles, and mPinoe are right in front of you!
devices, so you'll always be able to see these star athletes as long as you have your phone with you. Biles's triple-double, Osaka's rally, and Rapinoe's free kick are just a few of the moves you can witness in your own space. I tried Google AR for myself, and Naomi served a tennis ball at 125 mph over my head — in my kitchen! Here are step-by-step instructions on how to bring Biles, Osaka, and Rapinoe into your room.Search for Simone Biles, Naomi Osaka, or Megan Rapinoe.
Nails it! You can now see Simone Biles perform one of the most difficult gymnastics combinations ever completed — from anywhere, in AR.
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