Google more than a doodle discusses Google's history and innovations. It summarizes Google's founding in 1998 by Sergey Brin and Larry Page. It describes some of Google's major products and acquisitions over the decades like Google Maps, Google Translate, Titan Aerospace, Boston Dynamics, Nest Labs, and DeepMind. The document also briefly outlines some of Google's innovative projects like Project Loon, Google Glass, and self-driving cars. It concludes with financial information about Google's market share and references.

1. Google more than a doodle -
Innovations
Presented By :
 Richa Mahajan (H033)
 Disha Makkar (H034)
 Theruvath Prannoy Mathew
(H035)
 Sri Chandra Haas (H038)
 Chetan Palta (H040)
 Bomy Thomas (H060)

2. To organize the world's information and make it universally accessible and useful
MISSION STATEMENT

3. THE 90’s: GOOGLE IS BORN
Sergey Brin & Larry Page
Andy Bechtolsheim
Sequoia Capital & Kleiner Perkins- $25 Million - 1999

4. Early 2000s
Eric Schmidt - 2001 2000 2002
2000
Code Jam-2002

5. Late 2000s
Google
Maps-2005
Google
Maps-2005 Google Translate-2006
200720092007

6. Post 2010
NEXUS - 2010
Google TV- 2010
Renamed Google play - 2012Google Chromebook-2011

8. Google X is a semi-secret facility run
by Google dedicated to making major
technological advancements
• Stylized as Google[x]
• Founded in 2010
• The company calls its
“moonshot factory”
• “Captain of Moonshots”:
Astro Teller
Google X

9. The Idea
A network of balloons traveling on the edge of space to provide internet
coverage
Proposal
Provide internet to people in rural and remote areas
3G speed internet to 4.8 bn people in the world who are not yet online.
Commencement
Unofficially started in 2011, officially announced in 2013 followed by a pilot test.
Geographies
Testing taking place in New Zealand, Australia, Latin America
Project Lead
Mike Cassidy
Project Loon

10. How it works

11. • Manufactures unmanned atmospheric aircrafts
• Solar powered atmospheric satellite drones
• April 2014: Google agrees to buy Titan
Aerospace For an undisclosed amount
• Working closely with Project Loon and Makani
Power
• Develop UAVs to give access to Internet
connectivity
Titan Aerospace
Drone
Solar
Battery
5years
continuous
flight
covering 4 mn
km

12. Advanced Robotics

13.  Founded in 1992 by Marc Raibert
 Acquired by Google in 2013
 Headquarter - Waltham, Massachusetts
BigDog
• Quadruped Robot for U.S. Military
• Carries 150 Kg
Cheetah
• Gallops at a record speed of 45 Km/h
• Articulated back that flexes back and forth on each
step
Boston Dynamics

14. SandFlea
• Weights 11 pound
• Capable of jumping 30 ft into
the air to overcome obstacles
• Uses gyro stabilization to :
1. Ensure smooth landing
2. Provide clear view from camera
RiSE
• 0.25 m long, weights 2 kg
• Climbs walls, trees, fences
• On-board computer controls :
1. Leg motion
2. Communications
3. Variety of sensors
Petman
• Anthropomorphic robot
• Suit tester for chemical
protection clothing
• Balances itself, moves freely;
walking& bending like a soldier
under realistic condition

15. Nest Labs + Google + Dropcam

16.  Founded by Tony Fadell and Matt Rogers in
2010
 Acquired by Google in 2014 for $3.2 billion
 Headquarter - Palo Alto, California, United
States
Nest Learning Thermostat
• Electronic, programmable,
self-learning, Wi-Fi-
enabled
• Optimizes heating and
cooling of homes
• Conserves energy
Nest Protect – Smoke Alarm
• Alerts on phone (smoke,
Carbon monoxide, sensor
failure)
• Tells you what and where
• Voice alarm (2 watt speaker)
• Split-Spectrum Sensor
Nest

17. Nest App
• Set up nest products
• Status update
• Available for
Computers/ Mobiles/
Tablets
• Alert on phone or tablet
Nest Cam – Security Camera
• Lets you talk and listen
• 1080p HD video streaming
• Advanced Night Vision
• Zoom in options
• Smart listener
• History and alert summary
Nest is valuable to Google because:
• Access into people's homes through smart home
automation devices
• Nest affirms the growing strategic importance of the idea of
the connected home

18. Maps
Street View
Earth
Google Maps

19. Google in Car

20. Google Chauffer

22. Google Cardboard – Virtual Reality

23. • A type of wearable technology
• An optical head mounted display
• Publicly announced in April 2012
• Features: Touchpad, Camera, Display
• Applications: Google apps, Third party apps
• Production of prototype stopped in Jan 2015
• Concerns: Safety & Privacy
Google Glass - Augmented Reality

24. DeepMind – Artificial Intelligence

25. Google Now – Machine Learning

27. ➢ Corporate venture capital investment arm of Google Inc.
➢ Provides seed, venture, and growth stage funding to technology companies
➢ Operates independently from Google and makes financially driven investment decisions.
➢ Founded on March 31, 2009, with a $100 million capital commitment
Google Ventures

28. ➢ The late-stage growth venture capital fund financed by Google
➢ Focuses on larger, growth stage technology companies, and invests for profit rather than strategically
➢ Approach includes giving portfolio companies access to Google’s people, knowledge, and culture to support
the companies’ growth and offer them guidance
➢ Google Capital focuses on later stage and growth equity investments, while Google Ventures generally
focuses predominantly on earlier stage investments
➢ Since 2013, Google Capital has invested in 12 companies, in areas such as big data, financial technology,
security, and e-learning
Google Capital

29. Market Share of the Search Engines

30. Financial Analysis

31. .ORG

36. References
• http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-3127331/Project-Loon-commercial-year-Google-s-giant-
balloons-set-connect-remote-parts-world-internet.html
• http://www.businessinsider.in/Look-inside-a-Google-project-so-odd-its-literally-called-Project-
Loon/articleshow/46997908.cms
• http://www.google.co.in/loon/how/#tab=navigation&tab=equipment
• https://www.google.com/finance?fstype=bi&cid=694653
• http://www.google.cn/intl/en/about/company/responsibility/

37. QUESTIONS