Google I/O 2015 - A little badass. Beautiful. Tech and human. Work and love. ATAP.

Speaker(s):
.mudge (aka Peiter) Zatko; Ivan Poupyrev; Rachid El Guerrab; Regina Dugan
Description:
Optimized for speed. Because we are, well, impatient. And someone should be. The engines on Project Ara are revved. We're on the road to Puerto Rico. Creating the hardware equivalent of the software app ecosystem sometimes feels a little Dakar Rally, sometimes a little Le Mans. Fast. Difficult. Worth it. Speaking of fast… We'll debut our newest Spotlight Story ‘Fast-and-Furious’ style. Justin Lin’s live action short goes live at I/O. In full 360 with 3D soundsphere. Whaaaat? Exactly. And wearables that we hope will blow your socks off. (We mean this more literally than you might think…) Our goal: break the tension between the ever-shrinking screen sizes necessary to make electronics wearable and our ability to have rich interactions with them. Why can’t you have both? We like to build new things. Sometimes seemingly impossible things. We can build them faster together.
Watch all Google I/O 2015 videos at: g.co/dev/io15videos.
#io15

[@individual8]

The session with the greatest amount of Aww and Wow!

[@bhagavathypadmanabhan7097]

Always enjoy to watch Google ATAP shows. This one is freaking amazing....Best Wishes to Google ATAP team especially with their Touch Sensing Radar. :-)

[@soumyabasak7135]

Thank You Soo much ATAP engineers ...

[@JorgeGamaliel]

Beautiful! I send ou greetings at the speed of light Regina Dugan.

[@AndreaDeGaetanoDotCom]

I love the spirit of Google ATAP, pushing tecnologies to the limit! Go Pirates! YAAAARRRRR :D

[@MichaelPletziger]

Maybe the best from this year's I/O. ATAP is the Google X for the real world problems of the next few years. Moonshots, but still down to earth.

[@mikepegg21]

Sorry I missed you this year! :) Next time!

[@RomanAbreu]

This was like an unofficial second keynote. Mind blowing.

[@bluesprodeep2079]

You guys are really building the future. Amazing!

[@bluesprodeep2079]

These guys are really badass !

[@MADBONE0]

PROJECT VALT .......... Blown Away!!! Snowden would be happy about this :)

[@red_ford23]

No he isn't. he's a double agent. Still CIA

[@paulmoadibe9321]

When I first heard of the Ara project, I taught you were just out of your mind. But it exist and it works !! can't wait to put my hands on it !

[@TejasJani]

This is just mindblowing! Just so amazing!!! Google, way to be the leader in paving the path! Keep up the great work!

[@BenReierson]

So many amazing demos and ideas.

[@darkwoodmovies]

Google is such a fantastic company omg

[@IsaacSF]

Los primeros pasos sólidos de Proyecto ARA, posiblemente el futuro de los smartphones y la tecnología móvil.

[@OLBastholm]

Amazing! Watch it all if you haven't already!

This electric tape on the camera made my day :) 56:30

[@AhmedElshahawii]

Really Awesome, Every part of it, Can't wait to use such a Tech! #io15

[@MrSchmolko]

just get your chicken brain chipped and augmented then.

[@helloworld691]

That "authentication" idea (46:48) has one tiny problem: it will get it wrong occasionally (same as biometrics), so there needs to be a way to bypass it (same as biometrics), which will be a password (same as biometrics), which means you may as well not use any of it at all, because it's no stronger than an ordinary password still (same as biometrics).

[@johnnyxp64]

Project vault: we had your password, and your self believes, ideas, intrests, personal moments, chatsvand photos, now we have your fingertips and a clear face picture of you to complete our registration of your profile-life. You may clap now audience.

[@aliphlamro9433]

"A foal would be another success stories for our graceful stallions breeding prog."

[@maarosaaleko]

jagriti .. : this is awesome stuff. it makes you realize how true the fiction writers imagination could be. Wonders dude!

[@ShumonM]

ATAP ROCKS !

[@DJtrainman261]

I love the way all the people from Google are really well-dressed, and then they call the Levi's product manager, only to make me say to myself "what a fucking slob."

[@smartmind23]

amazing.

[@antoniobortoni]

Just invented another user fancy computer interface that its going to be in every device in the next years... this its epic people.

[@maarosaaleko]

Ankur Gupta : Bond movies used some of these. Great man!

[@stevens37y]

I don't beleive that this is good enough against the NSA

[@AldeyWP]

1:18:00 Project Ara - The shortest presentation but, with the most deepest meaning ever... Worth It!

[@TheAPXEOLOG]

This is really amazing. I hope i'll be able to try this interfaces one day!

[@MrStuaiator]

Well that was fucking awesome

[@shadow7037932]

ATAP is like the DARPA of the consumer tech world.

[@raj8india0]

awesome..

[@bencematrai7355]

Project Ara

[@RobertOortwijn]

Bence Mátrai At what point are they talking about Ara? I skipped trough it but I can't find it.

[@bencematrai7355]

Robert Oortwijn like 5 minutes before the end

[@bencematrai7355]

Robert Oortwijn it took me a lot of time to find it too :D

[@danielvillanueva7517]

Innovative and apocalyptic...

[@detaart]

STOP YELLING AT ME, WOMAN!

[@feltisorrsss8744]

Vine canicula ce bine îmi pare

[@feltisorrsss8744]

Bună dimineața la toți olteni

[@NujadBolivar]

Doing research for the pixel 4

[@KurleighMartin]

So hold the phone! Android​​​​​​​​ M allows for SD cards and Project Vault uses this wicked SD card based cryptographic software. Starting at 50:00 Mudge says that this is being used at Google​​​​​​​ ...... So does this mean that for the first time since the Nexus​​​​​​​ One that a Nexus​​​​​​​ device will have an SD card slot??? Mind blown!! I really thought that micro SD support was for the OEM's and Android One​​​​ devices only. I'm so stoked right now Cassie Mike​​​​ Bjorn Clement​​​​ Brandon Peters​​​​ Michael Best​​​​ Cory M​​​​ Anderson Homer​ *I LOVE GOOGLE*

[@AravindRameshPlus]

wow!!

[@ItsDeezy15]

34:30 sickest thing I've ever seen

[@christopherlajide8503]

I love Google

[@win8linux]

Really nice work from Google. Every era/period/insert other segmented time word here has a/an innovator/s pushing society forward. Examples include the person/people who invented fire and in the late 20th century with Microsoft and Apple. Later in the 2000s it was Apple, Nokia, and (to some extent) Palm (some webOS design concepts are still used in most; if not all modern mobile OSes). This days Apple doesn't seem to be doing much in innovation. For starters, the Apple Watch's reception isn't as world-changing or impressive as previous new product categories (iPhone, iPad, iPod, etc.). Google here though is definitely going in a very forward-thinking direction. And Microsoft's recent behavior especially post-Ballmer is very encouraging in a similar regard. Shame Nokia couldn't be with us these days.

[@ViD3R]

Anyone else notices the sticker on the apple laptop that they're using on stage. If you get to 56:00 you can read Norad on the sticker. Are they using a Norad security certified device to demonstrate the prowess of their new vault encryption system?

[@mungewell]

As I said last year, "ATAP Rocks!".... and it's still true. Where as the latest Spotlight Story doesn't have the grace and elegance of Duet (sorry, not my thing) the tech behind it is fantastic. That said, Mudge's security co-processor and data-store in the SDCard form factor is the 'winner' from this presentation.

[@spooxe]

wow thats interesting

[@mpc007]

I'm not so sure about Vault. It creates a sphere of security, but it wouldn't be the first time Google is trying that in order to get more insight in the user. Therefore, i wouldn't use something like this until i know if its totally offline and cut off from the internet, can't transmit or receive wireless signals, etc.

[@ShaDoWworldshadow]

Vault may just be the next big thing, I wounder if there is a backdoor?

[@RosaLei]

"Doer dreamers." /yes.

[@ManolChalakov]

Apple should be very ashamed when they call "force touch" or "taptic engine" a revolutionary innovation .

[@tms76176]

Hey Motorola Mobility , make your next Droid with interactive textiles. Interactive nylon to adjust volume would be amazing.

[@StephenPaulKing]

Hey Google, I lead a project that built the PoC of a risk mitigation metrics for multimodal auth system! LOL, go look it up in the CFT tab of the DARPA opencatalog.

[@earthos1115]

Google I/O 2015 - A little badass. Beautiful. Tech and human. Work and love. ATAP.

[@KazSadeghi]

An interactive movie... like a videogame?

[@gryzik]

why is the visible color range shown in reversed order? Any reason? (14:23)

[@carolinemurgue8170]

Interactive textile: did you think about health hazards? such as cancer due to radiation.

[@arBmind]

All the epic shit from Google.

[@danielvillanueva7517]

Maybe the raw concept of "Rise of the Machines"...

[@EinsTesla]

Is Google Atap open sourced?

[@kidnoize1]

cant stop thinking how i can use the motion sensors for Producing music and live stuff

[@RobetPaulG]

This first lady speaker is really hot...

[@MrSchmolko]

if you're into getting whipped, pissed on and degraded, i suppose she is.

[@corneliusavalonrpg6421]

I have a few things to say about this. Firstly, ATAP, you are definitely ahead of the pack. Well done. Now for the scathing criticism (not really directed at you)... First, yes, great technology -- ARA, a little interesting but how you carrying those mods and does that make a mobile no longer built in obsolescent? Can we get CPU and GPU and NAND modules to upgrade our phones, even a screen modules? ... Jacquard is great. That is the winner in this without doubt, because I doubt they even realise how powerful that can be. Replacing our phones, our tablets, our laptops, with fashion and regaining human conversationalism (perhaps our greatest 21st century issue), could well crack it... But Spotlight Stories? Hmm. What about writers, poets, interactive stories that are primarily text or music or other media (woven in with others). ATAP, great minds... and others exist out there doing other things but perhaps in human individuality and corporate capitalism of the West, we've forgotten how to really imagine and explore. Money is our broker to survive, not our goal. Our goal is beyond. Why though is there (and I know this is a little naive, but it isn't when you think of the race of tech between 1810 and 1970 peaking in 1905)... still natural death, still a CPU that runs not much faster than one did 8 years ago (cores cores cores, what about just faster RISC and, dare I complain, better programmers and teaching how to code). I want that ARA in my head, not in my hand. I want the clothes woven into my skin, not by my favourite tailored suits and jeans (which happens to be Saville Row, Versace and Favourbrook). I want that security as my passport crosswired throughout my body in 16 places so I can't have it stolen (more security you encapsulate in one place, easier it is to steal your identity). I want google translate on my tongue and my ear. I'm a writer, a game developer, a traveller and a coder. I'm not a scientist but I am also to blame for this age, as we all are, The Age of Idle Fancy. Let me throw some perspective on my aggressive tone. The personal PC came to life in the 1970s. Ours are faster but very very similar. Our mobiles, our tablets too. What about a self-configured 'computer' of nanosized dust or simply radio/laser wave screens and interface through glasses or indeed textiles; a cable of atomic bindings like carbon nanotubes that can be used in electronics, travel, space, banking and construction.... How far have we really come since 1970? FORTY FIVE YEARS. We had 2 world wars in that time and we managed to invent atomic energy, space travel, early cybernetics, gene therapy to cure leukemia just recently and little Chinese gene modifier home kits now. Isn't this just a bit of tech titillation? We're so hung up about our techy stuff now we've forgetten we're human, we die, we injure, we explore, we desire, we hope and we imagine. ATAP, next year, can you address any of that? Or must it always be commercially viable. I love the gadgets but when I'm 80 wearing a suit that unlocks my door, calls my son or gives me a physical... I'm not going to be impressed. ... Lastly, ATAP isn't at fault. They're doing what they love and it takes many kinds. The rest of us, those who can? Why aren't we eliminating senescence, still using computers when in 70s men used slide rules to explore beyond the sky, turning education into formulaic indoctrination of stupidity and ignorant arrogance rather than acceptance and cultivation of individual talents? Why this rat race conformity when we're ALREADY too comfortable. We don't need more economic growth. We need HUMAN growth.

[@helloworld691]

This is a definite lie: "we... pulled all of the power from the 1st floor, and dropped power from the second". (45:32) 360 cores is just 60 modern PCs. It's only 30 PCs if they're dual CPU. Given they had 25 "experts", each one probably needed their own PC, and you probably need a few people to manage those 25 - I expect it's no co-incidence that they needed 30 PCs, and would have had 360 cores in the PCs they needed anyway. There is simply no way you could ever need to "pull all of the power from the 1st floor" when your cluster setup is the exact same size as the number of people working on the project. The bogus "dropped power from the second" - she stuck that in to make it look like it was related. If it happened at all, it's probably because nobody was on the second floor, so they turned out the lights. Either way - it's a deliberate calculated deceptive remark. Add this on to the deliberate "overlooking" of the fatal flaw in their auth idea (passwords still) she describes next, and we're at a situation where there is simply no other conclusion possible, other than that they are deliberately deceiving us here. So, now that we've proven they are lying about this bit - how much of anything else that they've said are we still gullible enough to believe?

[@helloworld691]

Universities = children just out of school. "Experts" = skilled, highly experienced, knowledgeable people. The picture at 45:04 shows 25 kids. What makes even one of them "Expert" ? The fact that they can afford school in a famous USA "institution". Me thinks not... Yeah, I know, google needs to massage the ego of these newbies so they can attract and induct the brightest of them into work there...

[@TomBortels]

So - how does the vault thing actually auth the user? "NFC" is what I heard. We know that's not even close to sufficient, right? the NFC thing can simply be stolen. Plus a Pin? passphrase? anything preventing tamper or brute force? if so - anything preventing a DOS attack? Where is the multi-factor? And while the vault may prevent key exposure - what is to stop random malware on the android device from just *using* it for their own purposes? How are things like key revocation handled? Sorry, but in this video all I hear is boasting and technobabble designed to impress. Maybe there is something substantial behind this, but so far all I see is snake oil. Please - prove me wrong. Just post a link to something that addresses the above, in any way.

[@DavidBelliveau]

I always thought that the G in Regina Dugan was pronounced the same as gif.

[@dsp4392]

David Belliveau You mean, exactly like the off-screen voice pronounced it? :P

[@Nichigo-here]

2019 and.... Still nothing 😪

[@unknownluck130]

Mudge? AKA the former hacker that works for DARPA?

[@iYousif_]

A small band of pirates trying to do epic shit! #EpicShit

[@AlexDemskie]

"pirates" ... yeah okay

[@henrikniehaus]

Amazing Stuff. But why is she yelling all the time?

[@danielvillanueva7517]

Trading human cycles for machine cycles...

[@nodakamakadon]

These buzzword loaded pep talks from tech companies, uh, haha. You thought this was awkward, imagine hearing this from these people one on one.

[@cummins6945]

Why dat ara had jelly bean (?) launcher?

[@editsbyts]

CheekySkrub Because it was running AOSP

[@cummins6945]

InFa TS #SA Oh, i see :)

[@HansiesKanal]

There is something about this that doesn't feel right. I'm struggling, trying to understand why the excitement doesn't carry through. Why the slow, high pitched, over-pronunciation of words? Why is she screaming? Makes it very difficult to watch. Maybe it's just me.

[@stuartdenton4374]

What phone's that at 34:22 - kzbin.info/www/bejne/o6HFiISYoNFrlck Looks like a USB type C. New Nexus?

[@narayaniyer3582]

She talks like Tim Cook.

[@Kevitivity]

Is this a joke?

[@noorlens141]

Tor maan

[@fenjay334]

speech really slowly.

[@adoelrachman9882]

+Fen Jay her audiens is not only you guys, many people from many languages listen her (I am Indonesian, i like people of in the world are speaking English clearly)

[@carolinemurgue8170]

How can we trust Google if the MacBook Air webcam is sealed with gaffer tape? Why did they put it? What does that mean if employees do it? #3FT #ethics

[@AravindRameshPlus]

wow!!