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Camera Switches: switch access to help people with speech and motor impairments
Something new. Read the official Android blog post.
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Google Earth Timelapse: a better understanding of Earth’s dynamic changes.
Something new. [Also, we were tweeted by NASA… so I’m going to stop the blog.] Turning petabytes of satellite imagery over 37 years into an interactive experience in product, on the web, and an interactive installation at the UN. Timelapse in Google Earth provides visual evidence that climate and human behavior are changing Earth. Our…
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Look to Speak: helping people communicate with their eyes
Something new.And absolutely one of my favourite projects this year. Read the official Google blog post.
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Google Sustainability: Realizing a carbon-free future
Something new. Read the official Google blog post. We worked on the narrative, brand and design systems for comms and product, Google.com homepage changes, and some more things you’ll see over the coming months and years.
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Sodar. Using WebXR to help visualise social distancing guidelines
Something new. Part of Hack to Help. Our communities are facing all types of challenges with the coronavirus (COVID-19) outbreak. In the midst of all of it, we’ve been inspired by the small hacks people are making to help in any way they can. So we’ve created this page as a resource for others who…
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CV-19: Teach from Home
Something new. Quickly made something to help teachers and students during the first weeks and months of the Coronavirus pandemic. Read the official Google blog post.
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Digital Wellbeing Experiments
Something new. Read the official Google blog post. Did you know that the average person looks at their phone over 52 times a day? 📱Unplugging can be tough. To find focus, try our new #DigitalWellbeingExperiments—a collection of ideas and tools to help you find a better balance with technology → https://t.co/sFGbsNKZnk pic.twitter.com/pYOeWpCsqn — Google (@Google)…
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2018 so far: A collection of projects and things
Usually, I would take a moment to write up some of the ways we approached the work. How we made a thing. Also, how it went. Yet, the first half of 2018 was a little crazy on the number of things we made. We delivered 15 projects. About ten went out into the wild. About…