Google's hologram video call booths want to make you 'feel like you're there'—and they might be coming to your office

Google's hologram video call booths want to make you 'feel like you're there'—and they might be coming to your office (via CNBCMakeIt)

over the past year, the company now intends to place them in the offices of some of its corporate partners, including Salesforce, WeWork, T-Mobile and Hackensack Meridian Health.

It's "a magic window, where users can talk, gesture and make eye contact with another person, life-size and in three dimensions," the company said in its announcement last week. Google has not yet revealed its ultimate plans for the technology, including whether it'll eventually look to sell the 3D video booths to companies, consumers or both. In offices, the booths could theoretically be useful for meetings with remote workers, job candidates or corporate clients in other countries., where pandemic accommodations have led to more and more companies giving workers flexibility to split their time between working at home and in the office, Google notes.

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