Google Inc.

Mirko Ranieri

Sujith Ravi

Alan Sheridan

Nathan Dickerson Beach

John Patrick McGregor, Jr

Marek Gorecki

Andre Le

Juan David Hincapie

Thomas Matthew Rudick

Wenli Zhao

Bo Zhang

Matt Seegmiller

Tony Shih

Mohamed Suhail Mohamed Yousuf Sait

To present augmented reality features without localizing a user, a client device receives a request for presenting augmented reality features in a camera view of a computing device of the user. Prior to localizing the user, the client device obtains sensor data indicative of a pose of the user, and determines the pose of the user based on the sensor data with a confidence level that exceeds a confidence threshold which indicates a low accuracy state. Then the client device presents one or more augmented reality features in the camera view in accordance with the determined pose of the user while in the low accuracy state.

Geographic augmented reality design for low accuracy scenarios

A computing device may receive a communication sent from an external computing device. At least one processor of the computing device may determine, using an on-device machine-trained model and based at least in part on the communication, one or more candidate responses to the communication. The at least one processor may receive an indication of a user input that selects a candidate response from the one or more candidate responses. Responsive to receiving the indication of the user input that selects the candidate response, the at least one processor may send the candidate response to the external computing device.

Smart replies using an on-device model

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Mirko Ranieri