GoKawiilGoogle rolls out interactive Gemini simulations to Workspace users
Google is extending Gemini's ability to generate interactive 3D models and simulations, first announced in April, to all Workspace customers, Workspace Individual subscribers, and users meeting age requirements. The feature lets users ask Gemini to visualize complex concepts—like DNA structures—as manipulable models rather than static images. It is available immediately in the Gemini app.
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This expands a previously limited feature to Google's large base of business and education customers, reinforcing Gemini's positioning as an educational and productivity tool rather than just a chatbot. Interactive visualization could differentiate Gemini from rivals like ChatGPT in fields such as science education and technical training, where static answers often fall short.
- Interactive simulation feature, announced in April, now reaches Workspace customers and Individual subscribers
- Gemini can convert questions into rotatable 3D models, tables, and grids instead of static diagrams
- The feature is live now within the Gemini app for eligible users
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