Google aiming for drones with projectors for virtual meetings

Known about "virtual gatherings"? With another automaton with a projector, this will soon be conceivable. US tech mammoth Google has been conceded a patent by the US Patent and Trademark Office (USPTO) for an "unmanned airborne vehicle for coordinated effort" called portable telepresence framework.

The target of a telepresence framework is to introduce intelligent video and sound between clients in topographically scattered areas.

"Numerous automatons accompany cameras however Google thinks an automaton with a projector could be the response to versatile telepresence conferencing," innovation site zdnet.com investigated Friday.

Google believes that its unmanned automaton could give noteworthy changes in rate, mobility, vitality utilization and encourage access to cramped spaces.

For solidness reasons, Google's quadcopter configuration is formed like the letter "H" with a propeller at the closures of each of the more extended strokes, the report said.

In one epitome, a screen dangles off the front end of the automaton while a projector roosts at the back of the vehicle.

The presentation range of the screen is being portrayed as semi-translucent with the goal that pictures anticipated from the back can be seen from the front-confronting surface of the screen.

"The cell phone may get pictures from the client at the remote area, and may extend the got pictures through a projector included with the cell phone," the report included.

The setup could utilize two mirrors where one ricochets a picture from the telephone to a screen, and a second is utilized to catch a picture from a room and mirror that to the camera of a cell phone.

Telepresence frameworks sold by organizations like HP and Cisco may offer a virtual meeting space however the right gear should be at both closures as a rule at an altered area, noted Google.

As per Google, it can explain this with the assistance of automatons outfitted with everything that a telepresence framework highlights, including cameras, receivers, projectors, speakers and a presentation.