Google Search AR animals available include: lions and tigers and bears

Google Search AR animals available include: lions and tigers and bears
Google announced late last week that the choice of animal search results on some smartphones will now be with the "View in 3D" option; When tapped, you can not only turn your favorite animal, flip it, and rotate to get a better look, but rather to see it in your office or bedroom through the lens of your smartphone. You can also select "View in your location".

In the beginning of May at Google's annual developer conference, the company announced that 3D and AR models will soon be listed on the AR-enabled smartphones in the rest of the user's web search results. On Friday, this feature began in the US - but only if you search for animals.

It’s AR of the tiger!

If you’ve got an AR-enabled phone, you can now bring select animals right into your space for a safari (or safe snuggle) with Search. pic.twitter.com/kWpudETgeq

— Google (@Google) May 31, 2019

What’s black and white and AR all over?

A giant panda in Search. pic.twitter.com/P4M2ki7uMe

— Google (@Google) May 31, 2019

If you want to see how much of a stage will be in your studio before doing anything, then you can now find "Pug" on your Google-based mobile web browser to get the "View in 3D" result. When tapped, you will be given a 3D model of the animal, which you can rotate, rotate and rotate. However, if you want to see a "live" in your apartment, you can tap on "View in your location". The camera app will open, Google will advise you how to calibrate your device, and then in a step-realistic way - through the lens you will see on the right scale on your front floor.

At the moment, animals that can see users as 3D and AR models are limited but are generous for the first launch. Users can examine different types of wild animals such as sharks, different birds, reptiles and mammals, along with different dog breeds. If you ever want to see how you compare a huge panda, Google makes it easy.

At the conference, Google announced that this facility will not always be limited to animals; In fact, the company has plans to present 3D and AR models of items like body parts and retail products like shoes.