One of the biggest highlights at Google I/O a month ago was the announcement of Google Beam — an AI-powered video communications solution that makes video calls feel three-dimensional and lifelike. Now, in collaboration with HP, the technology is here.

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HP Dimension with Google Beam

On Wednesday at InfoComm 2025, an audiovisual trade show, HP unveiled HP Dimension with Google Beam. This system uses six cameras and “state-of-the-art” AI to create 3D videos of each participant. HP says the special light field display renders participant video that is realistic in size, depth, color, and even eye contact.

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The experience requires no headsets, glasses, or wearables, with the sole requirement being the Google Beam solution, which comprises a 65-inch light-field display for true-to-life dimensions. The technology also utilizes spatial audio and adaptive lighting to enhance the ‘in-person’ experience.

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“HP Dimension with Google Beam needs to be seen to be believed — making it feel as though you are in the same room, even when you are miles apart,” said Andrew Nartker, general manager of Google Beam, Google.

The solution will be compatible with most popular video-meeting platforms, providing a native Zoom Rooms or Google Meet experience with support for 3D one-on-one calls, 2D traditional group meetings, and interoperability with cloud-based video services, such as Teams and Webex.

Addressing a workplace need

HP Dimension with Google Beam aims to address a challenge in many workplaces: staying connected in remote settings. HP shares that 73% of knowledge workers report wanting to feel more connected to their coworkers.

“HP Dimension with Google Beam bridges the gap between the virtual and physical worlds to create lifelike virtual communication experiences that brings us closer together,” said Helen Sheirbon, SVP and President of Hybrid Systems, HP Inc.

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According to internal testing, HP Dimension with Google Beam has successfully addressed workers’ connectivity concerns, with a 28% increase in memory recall, 29% more non-verbal behaviors displayed, and at least a 14% increase in focus on the meeting partner.

Availability

As it is geared for shared enterprises, the starting price for HP Dimension with Beam is $24,999. HP said the technology will be available to select customers starting in late 2025.