this way you show dozens of new Google 3D animals in your living room
You can now ‘project’ all kinds of animals in 3D via Google. In addition to insects and dinosaurs, for example, the search giant has now added dozens of animals. Would you like to know how a donkey, hamster or hippo feel at home? Then read on quickly.
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Displaying 3D animals and objects works via augmented reality. You can let all kinds of insects swarm and fly in the living room or project extinct dinosaurs. Google has now added dozens of animal species, so you can view or let more animals roam.
This is how you can view animals in augmented reality:
- Open Google Chrome (or other browser) on your smartphone
- Surf to Google.nl and enter the animal name in the search field
See the list of animals under this step-by-step plan
- Swipe down and click ‘View in 3D’
- Choose your favorite animal and click on ‘Show in your room’
- If necessary, give permission to the camera of your smartphone
- Click ‘View full size’ when you enter the animal
What new animals can you watch?
The major AR update mainly brings all kinds of new varieties. For example, you can now let dozens of types of dogs run through your living room, just like different cats. Have you always wanted to see a donkey, giraffe or squirrel in 3D? That is now also possible. View the list below, compiled by Android Police, and use these specific search terms to conjure up one of the 3D animals.
- Akita
- Australian shepherd
- Beagle
- Bengal cat
- Border Collie
- Bulldog
- Bull terrier
- Cane Corso
- Chihuahua
- Chipmunk
- Chow chow
- Cocker Spaniel
- Coyote
- Dachshund
- Doberman
- Donkey
- Fennec fox
- German Shepherd
- Giraffe
- Great Dane
- Guinea pig
- Hamster
- Hippo
- Kitten
- Korean jindo
- Maine coon
- Maltese
- Milk cow (dairy cow)
- Norwegian forest
- Ox
- Persian cat
- Pig
- Pitbull
- Poodle
- Puppy
- Ragdoll
- Red panda
- Russian blue
- Schnauzer
- Scottish fold
- Shiba inu
- Shih tzu
- Siamese cat
- Siberian Husky
- Sphynx cat
- Unicorn
- Welsh Corgi
- Yorkshire terrier
- Zebra
Need support from ARCore
To view an AR animal, your smartphone needs support for ARCore. Google itself keeps a full list of this, so you can quickly check whether your device is suitable for this. Do you have an iPhone? Then the above probably also works, because most Apple devices simply support ARCore.
