Google has recently updated its Search and Lens features to support learners grappling with intricate STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) problems. These enhancements offer increased assistance in mathematics, physics, and geometry, simplifying the comprehension and resolution of complex issues.
When tackling math and science problems, the new updates come in handy. Users can input their equations into the search bar or leverage Lens to capture images, thereby obtaining detailed step-by-step solutions. For desktop users, there’s a “math solver” available, and soon, this functionality will be accessible on mobile devices.
Google’s sophisticated language models now provide support with word problems, primarily focusing on high school-level physics topics. This feature assists in distinguishing between known and unknown values, aiding users in selecting the correct formulas for solving problems.
Describing geometry issues purely in words can be challenging. With Lens, users can explore visual problems such as calculating the area of a triangle, providing comprehensive, step-by-step explanations for geometry challenges.
Google introduces a feature enabling users to visually explore STEM concepts directly through its Search platform. This visual representation is instrumental in comprehending STEM subjects. Users can explore a variety of 3D models and interactive diagrams spanning over 1,000 topics in biology, chemistry, physics, astronomy, and other related fields.
