article_snippet.sent: Krzanich said that there's a dedicated sensor hub processor and pattern classification engine that allows it, for example, to identify different sporting activities quickly and precisely.
article_snippet.sent: Intel CEO Brian Krzanich also used the keynote at the Consumer Electronics show in Las Vegas to show off the company's RealSense technology for seeing and understanding depth. '
article_snippet.sent: Giant screens driven by Intel's Realsense technology at the 2015 International Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas .
article_snippet.sent: Eliana Pereira Mecham gestures while interacting with RealSense Technology at the Intel booth during the International CES RealSense Technology at the Intel booth uses 3D and infrared cameras to allow the user to interact with images on a monitor.
article_snippet.sent: CEO Brian Krzanich also used a keynote Tuesday to show off the company's RealSense technology for seeing and understanding depth, showing off: .
article_snippet.sent: •Food Network with Intel RealSense 3D Camera: Intel and Food Network have collaborated to create a cooking application that uses Intel RealSense technology to eliminate the need to touch the device and instead use gesture control and voice commands on an Intel RealSense 3D camera enabled device for easy scrolling through the application and navigation of recipes in real time.
article_snippet.sent: •All-in-one PC with 3D Display Concept:
article_snippet.sent: Intel showcased a futuristic '3D I/O' technology that integrates Intel RealSense technology with a specialized glass screen to enable an immersive, hologram-like experience without the need for additional eyewear.
article_snippet.sent: The Intel RealSense technology of software and depth cameras enables more natural and intuitive interaction with personal computing devices, Krzanich says.
article_snippet.sent: Cutting-edge facial detection and tracking, emotion detection, 3D scanning, depth-sensing photography, background removal, and the tracking of 22 joints in each hand for accurate touch-free gesture recognition are some of the new capabilities made possible with Intel RealSense technology.