Experiments with Google

Launched in 2009, Experiments with Google serves as a hub that not only showcases cutting-edge technological advancements but also nurtures a community of curious minds. Whether you are a developer, a tech-enthusiast, or someone simply looking for inspiring ways to interact with technology, this platform offers a versatile palette of experiments to explore. The primary focus is to spark creativity by integrating technologies such as Chrome, Android, AI, AR, and more into highly inventive projects.

A wide range of projects are spotlighted from AI-based applications, like Teachable Machine that allows for easy creation of machine learning models without coding, to artsy endeavors intersecting technology with culture. These ongoing collections like "Inside Guide" and "Experiments for Learning" are testament to our adaptability, as they offer solutions and entertainment for times when staying in has become the new norm.

By continuously adding new projects to these collections every week, the technological conversation is kept fresh and engaging. The aim is to inspire others to create, explore, and discover the untapped potential of today's and tomorrow’s technologies.

• TensorFlow Lite for Microcontrollers: Explore a fascinating array of projects that demonstrate the capabilities of TensorFlow Lite when integrated into microcontrollers. Ideal for those who are keen on understanding how machine learning can be applied in low-resource environments.

• Look to Speak: This Android application is more than just a communication tool; it's a lifeline for people with speech and mobility challenges. By leveraging eye-tracking technology, users can select pre-written phrases to be spoken aloud, bridging gaps in communication.

• Shared Piano: A real-time, web-based platform where musicians, whether professional or amateur, can connect to play music together. It breaks down geographical barriers, offering an inclusive space for musical creativity.

• Inside Guide: This isn't your typical summer activity list. Curated to provide four weeks of enriching and engaging fun, Inside Guide is crafted to turn any summer—no matter how unconventional—into an adventure from the comfort of your home.

• Experiments for Learning: Targeting teachers, students, and families, this collection aims to make educational content accessible and enjoyable. It incorporates a variety of tools and experiments that foster interactive learning experiences.

• Accessibility: The eye-tracking technologies like Look to Speak are breaking down communication barriers. These tools offer an alternative form of interaction for those who may have speech or mobility challenges, making communication more inclusive.

• Remote Collaboration: Platforms like Shared Piano serve to eliminate geographical limitations, making it easier for musicians to collaborate in real-time. This opens up a world of possibilities for remote learning, practice sessions, and even live performances.

• Education: The Experiments for Learning collection can be integrated into traditional classroom settings as well as homeschool curriculums. Its diverse set of tools engage students in unique ways, promoting not just learning but also the joy of discovery.