Behind-the-scenes of Gorillaz - Skinny Ape (Immersive Live Performance) powered by ARCore

See how Gorillaz, the world’s biggest virtual band, and leading real-time animation specialists Nexus Studios, used Google's ARCore Geospatial API to reimagine what’s possible.
With Geospatial API, which opens up more than 15 years of our understanding of the world through Google Maps, these immersive experiences can now be deployed at world-scale in more than 100 countries. Thanks to our knowledge from building Google Maps and learning about building geometry, content creators can turn cities into live canvases.
Learn how you can make the world your canvas with Geospatial API today!
Resources:
Try the ARCore Geospatial API → goo.gle/ar-core
Watch the full music video → goo.gle/3BoBelv
Re-live the larger-than-life immersive performance in New York City's Times Square and London's Picadilly Circus → goo.gle/3nGbVYJ
Read about the experience → goo.gle/3pnmVum
Subscribe to Google AR & VR → goo.gle/arvr-yt
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[@GoogleARVR]

Try the ARCore Geospatial API → goo.gle/ar-core Read more about our partnership with Gorillaz → goo.gle/3pnmVum Follow us on Twitter / X to learn more → goo.gle/3SacC95 Follow us on LinkedIn to learn more → goo.gle/3SbXrfM

[@limeeeee]

nice

[@Ff95052]

Larger than life AR models summoned through Google MAPS. Event watchers may use phones if they do not own AR compatible goggles. Same concept as Pokémon go boss events (Niantic)

[@RayRift]

Ok, cool. Are we hinting at Google Gaussian Splat Earth yet?

[@chips_v3346]

can you please make cardboard work on all devices🥺