Google's Gemini student app gets Immersive View: clickable topic maps that drill down to molecules
testingcatalog · x · 2026-09-07
Google is adding a new Immersive View experience to the Gemini student app. Users pick topics like dinosaurs or space and rockets, which open an interactive image with clickable nodes; clicking through can go five or more levels deep, descending all the way to atoms and molecules — an image-based mind map for exploring subjects.
It's unclear whether this is a limited test or a full rollout, though navigating to the URL makes it available now. Context: Google announced a Student hub with interactive visualizations on Aug 19 rolling out to all Gemini users, and a June Study notebooks post previewed similar visualizations.
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