I'd love to see a Google Project Soli renaissance take place, and next year's Pixel 11 series presents a golden opportunity.

Project Soli is one of the coolest projects we’ve ever seen out of X (formerly known as Google [x]). Soli uses a radar sensor to pick up hand movements in space – making interactions with your ...

The sensor can see up to a distance of 15 meters, so you could control your speaker from a distance, too. To further seed the development community, ATAP is going to launch a new beta-quality dev ...

Project Soli's radar sensor allows users to execute some smartwatch functions with gesture control. The radar sensors can be used in wearables, speakers and more.

The FCC said the Soli sensor captures motion in a three-dimensional space using a radar beam to enable touchless control of functions or features that can benefit users with mobility or speech ...

Take the skipping music or dismissing an alarm gesture, where Soli has you wave your hand across the sensor: Soli needs a BIG gesture to work. It's not a flick of the wrist; it's a bend of the elbow.

The Soli chip incorporates the entire sensor and antenna array into a compact (8mm x 10mm) package, which makes it ideal for use across a wide range of mobile and wearable devices.

The reason we’re talking about Soli at all is that there are a pair of rumors that suggest that it could be built into the Pixel 4 and could be used as some sort of control interface. 9to5Google ...

May 23, 2017 - 12:57 pm Straight out of Google’s ATAP (Advanced Technology and Projects Group) comes Soli, a brand new sensing device that uses radar to track movement in real-time.

Project Soli revolves around two ideas: One, hands are a great input device. Two, every existing gesture control system sucks. "In the real world, we are very good with our hands," Poupyrev says.