Google's latest AR object brings The Mandalorian star Grogu into your home


Grogu, aka 'The Child’, is now available as a 3D character to view in AR in your environment. — David Bénard/Google/AFP

Google has announced that Grogu – also known as The Child or Baby Yoda – is now available as a 3D object on Search. Plus, the star of the TV series The Mandalorian can be viewed in augmented reality in any environment by means of a smartphone. Grogu joins a growing list of objects and animals, as well as dinosaurs, available as 3D models.

To find Grogu, open Google on your smartphone and search for "Grogu”, “The Child”, "Baby Yoda" or even just "The Mandalorian”, then look for the "See the Child in your space" panel, select "View in 3D", then "View in your space". It is then possible to zoom in and out on the character while watching him blink his eyes and move his ears. Users are then free to move the character around or even take his picture, alone or with friends. The function is available on Google Search for Android and iOS.

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