Antigravity is the name attached to two separate ongoing projects in the coverage: Google's coding agent, which added browser-based remote control for Google AI Ultra subscribers in August 2026, and the Insta360-incubated drone brand, which began welfare-field trials of its VR World Travel project with Digital Stick in September 2026.
Coverage of Antigravity splits across two distinct entities. Google's Antigravity is a coding agent that runs tasks using AI models such as Gemini. In August 2026 it gained remote control from a web browser, letting a user start a long-running task at home or the office and keep directing it from a phone while away, with instructions sent from the browser. The feature is available to Google AI Ultra subscribers.
The other Antigravity is a drone brand incubated by Insta360. In September 2026 it entered a partnership with the General Incorporated Association Digital Stick on a VR World Travel project. Antigravity supplies the Antigravity A1 360-degree drone and 8K 360-degree aerial footage from around the world. Digital Stick brings its ties to elderly care facilities and local governments. Trials in the welfare field began in September 2026, with expansion to local governments and community events to follow.
Both strands share a release pattern: a tool built for one setting gets extended into another. The coding agent moves from desk-bound work to phone monitoring while away. The drone project moves from consumer hardware and aerial footage into welfare facilities and then outward to local government and community events. What is settled is the Google subscription tier and the September 2026 trial start. What is not yet stated in the coverage is any result from the welfare trials or any change to the coding agent beyond the browser remote control.
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- Antigravity supports remote control from a web browser. · 2026-08-22
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- Users can monitor task progress from a smartphone while away. · 2026-08-22
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- Users can send instructions from the browser. · 2026-08-22
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- The update lets users start a long-running task at home or the office. · 2026-08-22
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- The update lets users continue directing it from the phone while out. · 2026-08-22
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- The feature is available to Google AI Ultra subscribers. · 2026-08-22
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- Antigravity runs coding tasks using AI models such as Gemini. · 2026-08-22
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- The update provides notifications when input is needed. · 2026-08-22
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Sep 21
Antigravity, the drone brand incubated by Insta360, is partnering with the General Incorporated Association Digital Stick on a VR World Travel project. Antigravity will supply the Antigravity A1 360-degree drone and 8K 360-degree aerial footage from around the world, while Digital Stick brings its ties to elderly care facilities and local governments. Trials in the welfare field begin in September 2026, with expansion to local governments and community events to follow.
Aug 22
Google's coding agent Antigravity now supports remote control from a web browser. Users can monitor task progress from a smartphone while away and send instructions from the browser. The update lets users start a long-running task at home or the office and continue directing it from the phone while out. The feature is available to Google AI Ultra subscribers. Antigravity runs coding tasks using AI models such as Gemini.