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Google AI Studio adds XR Blocks for building 3D XR apps from a prompt

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Google AI Studio says it now supports XR Blocks, which lets users build extended reality (XR) apps from a single prompt.

According to the announcement on X, the apps can include hand tracking and pinch gestures, real-world tabletop and wall physics, and 360° 3D holograms generated from text or photos. The same account links a tutorial at aistudio.google.com/learn/xr-blocks-in-ai-studio, but its post gives no details on what the tutorial covers.

Written by AI from the articles below · updated Oct 29, 4:51 PM ET

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Google AI Studio adds an XR Blocks tutorial for building XR apps

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    Google AI Studio adds an XR Blocks tutorial for building XR apps
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    Google AI Studio adds XR Blocks support for vibe-coding interactive 3D apps
    Google AI Studio: Google AI Studio adds XR Blocks for prompt-built 3D XR apps

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  1. Google AI StudioOfficial
    Google AI Studio adds an XR Blocks tutorial for building XR apps

    AIGoogle AI Studio points users to a new tutorial on XR Blocks, linked at The post gives no further details on what the tutorial covers.

  2. Google AI StudioOfficial
    Google AI Studio adds XR Blocks for prompt-built 3D XR apps

    AIGoogle AI Studio now supports XR Blocks, letting users build extended reality (XR) apps from a single prompt. The apps can include hand tracking and pinch gestures, real-world tabletop and wall physics, and 360° 3D holograms generated from text or photos.

    Video from @GoogleAIStudio's post

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