Got an Android Phone? Try Google's 'Open Project' With Friends.

The logical evolution of services like Chromecast and Airplay is an interactive setup that allows you to control the app from either screen. Fortunately, it looks like Google is already on top of [...]

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Google Research today revealed a project for transferring mobile content to a remote display, just by using the smartphone camera. In other words, this system lets you project without a projector.

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Open Project is an end-to-end framework that allows you to “project” a native mobile application onto an arbitrary display using a smartphone camera.

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This is still in a very early stage of course. Nevertheless, Google notes the display can range from a PC or laptop monitor, to a TV connected to the Internet, to a public wall-sized display.

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Open Project is an open, scalable, web-based framework for enabling mobile sharing and collaboration. It can turn any computer display projectable instantaneously and without deployment.

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Developers can add support for Open Project in native mobile apps by simply linking a library, requiring no additional hardware or sensors.

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Adobe’s Project Context, for example, uses a table with a built-in touch screen and a wall of large screens in the room to allow its users to create magazine layouts.

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Microsoft, too, is working on similar setups based on Windows 8 and acquired Perceptive Pixel last year to experiment with large touch displays.

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