Making shoes is Sara’s passion. Making them in America is her mission. The web is making it simpler for her to reach customers around the world, and Google is helping.... Read More
Science & Technology
Kelly Grivner-Kelly: Building a career as a military spouse
As a military spouse, Kelly moved 5 times over 6 years, which made it difficult to build a long-term career despite her education and work experience. This changed when she found a job as a program manager where she can work from home–and stay on remotely after her next move. ... Read More
Parenting 1:01: A Moment in Search
Parents don’t get an instruction manual. So it’s only natural for them to have a lot of questions, from the tactical (“how to help my baby crawl”) to the deeply personal (“how to know if my child is making friends”). In fact, Google Trends data reveals that every night around 1am, searches for “how to help my child” peak. It’s a question that doesn’t age. ... Read More
Lookout: An assistive app for users with vision impairments, now available on more devices
Available in the US on the Google Play Store. Lookout helps people with vision impairments complete everyday routines by detecting objects, people, products, text, and more – now available on flagship Samsung, LG, and Google Pixel devices.... Read More
DIVA: Making the Google Assistant more accessible
Watch how one Googler made it possible for his younger brother Giovanni, who is non-verbal, to use the Google Assistant, and learn more about the research that is striving to make the Google Assistant more accessible.... Read More
Body, Movement, Language: AI Sketches with Bill T. Jones
From January to May 2019, iconic artist, MacArthur Fellow and Tony Award-winning choreographer Bill T. Jones and Google Creative Lab embarked on a two-way residency exploring the creative possibilities of AI. Try the experiments they created at https://g.co/billtjonesai.... Read More
Google Keynote (Google I/O’19)
Learn about the latest product and platform innovations at Google in a Keynote led by Sundar Pichai.... Read More
Project Euphonia: Helping everyone be better understood
Project Euphonia is a Google AI research effort to help speech-impaired users communicate faster and gain independence. Learn more about supporting this research at http://g.co/euphonia.... Read More
Live Caption: Making digital media more accessible with a single tap
In 2009, Google added automatic captions to videos on YouTube, taking a step towards making videos universally accessible. But what about stuff that isn’t on YouTube? Stuff like video messages, social media, podcasts, and audio messages? ... Read More