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Google Meet Live Sharing SDK

2 posts · Aug 2021 – May 2022

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The Google Meet Live Sharing SDK enables developers to integrate real-time, interactive content sharing directly within Google Meet calls. This SDK allows for synchronized viewing and interaction with shared content, enhancing collaboration and engagement for various applications. It provides APIs for managing shared sessions, synchronizing content state, and handling user interactions within the Meet environment. This capability aims to extend the functionality of Google Meet beyond simple screencasting, and now includes multi-user remote robot control via DNN-based gesture recognition.

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  1. Introducing the Google Meet Live Sharing SDK- Google Developers BlogIntroduces the Google Meet Live Sharing SDK, a new capability that allows developers to embed interactive content sharing directly into Google Meet calls. The SDK provides APIs for developers to build applications that can share and synchronize content in real-time with other participants in a Meet call. This enables features like collaborative document editing, shared gaming experiences, or interactive presentations directly within the Meet interface. The post highlights the potential for enhanced collaboration and engagement by allowing users to interact with shared content in a synchronized manner.
  2. Video-Touch: Multi-User Remote Robot Control in Google Meet call by DNN-based Gesture Recognition- Google Developers BlogThis post introduces Video-Touch, a system that enables multi-user remote robot control within Google Meet calls. It leverages DNN-based gesture recognition to interpret user gestures and translate them into commands for controlling remote robots. The system integrates with Google Meet, allowing multiple users to collaboratively control a robot by performing gestures that are recognized and processed in real-time. This extends the Live Sharing SDK's capabilities to include sophisticated remote control scenarios.