Google Creative Lab ORG

Documentation on how to access and use the Quick, Draw! Dataset.

A web-friendly way for anyone to build unusual displays

Explore how machine learning works, live in the browser. No coding required.

Open NSynth Super is an experimental physical interface for the NSynth algorithm

A simple way to make web stuff on Raspberry Pi

A collection of experiments for exploring how music works, all built with the Web Audio API.

Example code snippets and machine learning code for Teachable Machine

A piano that responds to you.

Thousands of everyday sounds, organized using machine learning.

Build your own voice controlled object.

Sprayscape is a perfectly imperfect VR-ish camera. It is an open source Android app released on the Android Experiments platform.

Boilerplate code for Teachable Machine

Take a picture to make music with the computer.

Thousands of bird sounds visualized using machine learning.

A simple AR drawing experiment build in Java using ARCore.

Inside Music lets you step inside of a song, seeing its individual pieces to give you a closer look at how music is made.

Code components for starting your own Digital Wellbeing experiments

Meter is a data-driven wallpaper that displays your battery, wireless signal and notifications

A fun little web app to help you learn Morse code on Gboard.

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Web components for making creative tools more accessible.

Explore the basics of machine learning by building your own teachable object at home.

Make unusual new sounds with machine learning.

The first cross-platform collaborative AR app (for doodling)

Simple OpenGL Shaders with the camera2 apis in Android 5.0+

PoseNet Sketchbook is a collection of open source, interactive web experiments designed to allude to the artistic possibilities of using PoseNet (running on tensorflow.js) to create a relationship between movement and machine.

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Doodle new worlds onto your own, with Google ARCore.

Blend beats using machine learning to create music in a fun new way.

Fun projects and sneakily educational things that can all be made with Coder and Rasberry Pi.

Orientation, GPS, and Places enabled Android Experiment

A multiplayer geospatial experience

Join users from around the world in a musical forest. A WebVR Experiment.

A fun way to explore music using machine learning.

Replace sections of a photo with your own recorded video.

Decorate your world with AR animations.

Semi-Conductor allows you to conduct a virtual orchestra using only your web browser & webcam.

The first cross-platform collaborative AR app (for doodling)

Use any of the of the 50 million Quick, Draw! doodles in your web-based project with one line of markup

Experience music visually.

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Design domino art creations that interact with the real world using the ARCore Depth API.

Train and test machine learning models for your Arduino Nano 33 BLE Sense in the browser.

Distort your surroundings through a collection of transformative filters

A voice controlled terrarium that recreates outside weather inside a box

A new spin on the classic 20-questions game.

Arduino Sketch and a Web Bluetooth API for loading models and running inference on the Nano Sense 33 BLE device.

MixLab is an experiment that makes it easier for anyone to create music, using simple voice commands.

An interactive audio experience, where the virtual sounds you hear change depending on your physical location.

A Polymer 3+ webcomponent / button for doing speech recognition

Control connected devices with the wave of a finger.

Xyfi: BYO pointing device at a physical installation

Play drums in the air.

Text-to-Speech (TTS) demo web app that converts written text into spoken words via Morse code

:a: web framework for building virtual reality experiences.

Canvas Quiz is a starter kit for developers to make custom, voice-enabled question-answer games for the Google Assistant.

Explore the world with your voice.

Code for patternradio.withgoogle.com

Embed Norman animated sketches on the web

Draw shapes in the sky to form constellations with TensorFlow and a microcontroller.

The Android Things projects used in the Experiments Tent at Google I/O 2017

JavaScript 3D library.

Get up in the morning by striking a pose to stop your alarm from ringing.

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