Understand this story
Gemini app adds an immersive exploration library; users can click "Try immersive explorations" in the student hub to enter and explore topics from microscopic systems to deep space layer by layer in an interactive, visual way. According to the Google Blog, each scene has clickable labels for deeper viewing and will soon support audio narration; the feature will later also be integrated directly into conversations with Gemini. The feature supports English, Indonesian, Hindi, Brazilian Portuguese, French, and Simplified Chinese; users of other languages can currently only use the English version. Other reports mention that users can explore topics such as Silk Road trade routes, the interior of a jet engine, and the physics of lightning, with each scene unfolding in interactive layers accompanied by guided narration.
AI-generated from public reports
Latest development · Report
Gemini launches immersive exploration featureDevelopments
1 confirmed developments
- Source:Google Blog
Reports and discussion timeline
Browse reports and discussion by time. Their evidence levels remain distinct.
Oct 29
Gemini
Gemini launches immersive exploration feature
Google Gemini has launched an immersive exploration feature, allowing users to delve into topics such as Silk Road trade routes, the interior of jet engines, and the physics of lightning; each scene unfolds in interactive layers and comes with guided narration to help users dig deeper into the content.
Oct 28
Google BlogFirst-partySelected
Gemini app launches immersive explorations library, supports layered browsing of topics
The Gemini app has added an immersive explorations library. Users can enter by clicking "Try immersive explorations" in the student hub and explore topics ranging from microscopic systems to deep space layer by layer in an interactive, visual way. Each scene has clickable labels for deeper viewing, and audio narration is coming soon; the feature will later also be integrated directly into conversations with Gemini. The feature supports English, Indonesian, Hindi, Brazilian Portuguese, French, and Simplified Chinese; users of other languages can currently only use the English version.