In this period of infection, social distancing has become very important, because this is the most effective way to prevent infection. Governments around the world have launched contact tracing apps to break and track the transition, but questions are being raised about privacy with these apps. Google has introduced a tool for smartphone users to maintain social distancing Has been named Sodar. This tool will tell mobile users when people are getting close to them against the guideline.
Google's Sodar tool will be released for Android smartphone users around the world by next week. The Sodar tool will be found in the phone camera of the users. After its update, as soon as a user turns on the camera, he will see a circle of two meters, which means that you have to maintain a distance of two meters. Google's Sodar tool is an example of an augmented reality as similar. That you were seen in a game like Pokemon Go.
For your information, let us tell you that this tool will tell you the distance of your two meters, so that you can maintain and maintain social distance, while as soon as you go less than two meters, you will also get a warning. The Sodar tool will work via the camera in the Chrome browser. The WebXR program has been used for this tool. This tool has been developed under the Experiment with Google project.
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