Lenovo's new smartphone can map your room, show you the way
It is the first company to incorporate Google's 3D-scanning technology named Project Tango
Tokyo
LENOVO Group has unveiled a smartphone that can see and map out its surroundings with help from an Alphabet Inc 3D-scanning technology named Project Tango.
The Chinese company will become the first to sell devices employing Alphabet subsidiary Google's Tango technology, which superimposes information and digital images onto displays of the real world.
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