SAN FRANCISCO — Intel chief executive Brian Krzanich showed onstage how his company’s RealSense camera, which can sense and digitize the environment it sees, will be integrated into games. Intel made ...

The Intel RealSense Depth Camera D435f is designed to address challenges for autonomous mobile robots (AMRs) in variable lighting environments. An addition to the Intel® RealSense TM Stereo product ...

The semiconductor giant tells CRN that it is ‘winding down’ the company’s portfolio of high-tech cameras and sensors that were built for computer vision applications like robotics and digital signage ...

Intel is adding Android OS support to its latest RealSense R200 webcam, which will sell for US$99. The RealSense R200 camera follows Intel’s first RealSense F200 camera, which supported Windows 8.1 ...

Intel is hoping to get its RealSense depth-sensing cameras used in more mobile markets including drones and robotics by adding a new version that features an integrated IMU. Share on Facebook (opens ...

Game livestreamers are going to love this. With the Intel RealSense camera for the PC, it’s going to be really easily to automatically capture video of your face and insert it into a Twitch livestream ...

Intel recently unveiled its RealSense depth-sensing cameras at CES 2015. The cameras sport three lenses -- a standard 2D camera for photos and videos, an infrared camera, and an infrared laser ...

Mouser Electronics Inc. announced it is now stocking the Intel RealSense D400 product family. Built specifically to help embedded systems sense, understand, interact, and learn from real-world ...

With its RealSense 3D camera now being built into laptops and tablets, Intel is starting to line up content partners, including comicbook publishers, to turn their properties into interactive ...

Now that the tech is on its way out, perhaps it’s a good time to look back at some of the cool ways we’ve seen it shown off to remember the good times. For the most part, the demos were just that — ...

Once upon a time, Intel was so big and so successful that it could afford to venture into areas and businesses that were only remotely related to its core silicon business. That included, for a time, ...