Google I/O 2024: Google collaborates with Supergaming to bring AI-enabled gaming accessibility

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Google’s annual developer conference, I/O 2024, held this week, featured several announcements, including the unveiling of Android 15 and various artificial intelligence (AI) innovations. One of the highlights was a collaborative effort between Google and SuperGaming to enhance gaming accessibility for the over three billion Android devices worldwide.

Central to this initiative is Project Gameface, a development by SuperGaming that introduces control methods for gamers. Using advanced facial recognition technology, players can now engage in gaming by raising their eyebrows to click and drag or opening their mouth to move the cursor. This approach aims to make gaming more accessible and inclusive, enabling individuals with varying physical abilities to enjoy and compete in the gaming world, as reported by Timesofindia.

SuperGaming showcased their latest battle royale game, Indus, as an example of Project Gameface’s capabilities. Indus, described as a made-in-India-for-the-world game, is set in an Indo-Futuristic setting with accessibility features.

Roby John, CEO and co-founder of SuperGaming, expressed enthusiasm about the partnership with Google. “We believe that with Project Gameface and Google AI, developers have the opportunity to bring gaming to everyone,” said John. “We’re proud to partner with Google to showcase the fullest expression of accessible gaming through Indus at Google I/O 2024.”

In addition to Indus, SuperGaming’s portfolio includes popular titles like MaskGun and Battle Stars, all built on the company’s proprietary SuperPlatform. This platform also supports other game publishers, including Bandai Namco, which uses it to power the mobile version of the iconic PAC-MAN game.

The Google I/O event highlighted the company’s commitment to leverage AI to enhance user experiences across its ecosystem. By integrating Project Gameface with Android 15, Google and SuperGaming aim to improve accessible gaming, ensuring that players of all abilities can participate in and enjoy the digital gaming world.

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