Enter Web Lab, a series of interactive Chrome Experiments made by Google that bring the extraordinary workings of the internet to life. A first-of-its-kind web-based exhibition live from the Science Museum in London and open to the world online at chromeweblab.com Worldwide visitors both online and in-museum are able to make music with people across the world; trace routes across the internet's vast network and discover where images are stored; watch their portrait being processed and drawn by a robot; and travel instantly to far away places. See the magic of the web come to life at chromeweblab.com
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Chrome launched in September 2008, and its journey has been filled with inspiring & beautiful achievements of developers using the modern web. We're just getting started though, and we can't wait to see where you take things next! chrome.com
Web Lab is made of up 5 Chrome Experiment installations that bring the extraordinary workings of the internet to life and aims to inspire the world about the possibilities of the web. The installations make up a year-long public exhibition at the Science Museum in London and can be interacted with by anyone, anywhere at www.chromeweblab.com Worldwide visitors both on and in-museum will be able to make music with people across the world; launch information into cyberspace and see where images on the web live; watch their portrait being processed, translated, and then drawn in sand by a robot; and travel instantly to far away places all over the world. Web Lab will launch in beta in summer 2012.
