Intel Unveils Their Range New Products in Developers Forum
Intel, the name has become synonymous to advanced technology. Like every year, this year too Intel has organized their much talked about show, Intel Developers Forum, in San Francisco. Here company presented their latest ventures, which resulted from their collaborations with some leading Brands. Intel showed their amazing potential of incorporating futuristic technology on different spheres of life and connecting physical life with digital life. Intel’s forthcoming innovations are rooted in ‘Sensification’ to build a world that will be ‘smart and connected’. Let’s have a look at some of their innovative products-
• A Built in Real Sense Camera in Android Phone
The show started with the presentation of an android phone by Intel’s chief executive Brian Krzanich. This Smartphone is made by Google and Intel together. Intel’s Real sense camera and Google’s Tango has been integrated into it to furnish a unique feature. With the help of these features users will be able to scan their environment and get its digital replica in the animated Smartphone. This image can be manipulated as per requirement. It can track the user’s movement with high precision, which enhances gaming experience in big way by putting bodily involvement into gaming.
• Integration of Curie Chip in BMX Bikes
Intel’s latest addition, Intel Curei chip is a small low power consuming wearable chip, which in terms of function is similar to activity of trackers used in measuring steps and distance. CEO Brian Krzanich showed its potential that is far greater than those trackers by placing it in the handlebars and seat of a BMX bike to give a demo. BMX bikers do a lot of spins, turns and jumps and measuring such actions aid in improving tricks towards perfection and safety. Curie chip has a six-axis combo sensor along with gyroscope and accelerometer that monitors spins, height, the airtime and landing impact.
• Naby Baby Seat Clip
It first appeared in International CES trade show in January as prototype and now came up with full vigor in IDF15 ready to be launched in market. Naby worked together with Intel to design this Bluetooth-enables clip for baby sits. Its sensor tracks user if he walks too far from baby and notifies. Not just that it also notifies about the internal temperature of the car whether it’s moving or not. It will be available in the market from next holiday for less than $50 in US.
• Get a Fossil Smartwatch This Fall
The leading watch brand Fossil teamed up with Intel last September to bring a trendy smartwatch. This is Intel’s first step in fashion world. This is an android wear-powered watch, which is not something new in the market. Moto 360 is already there and this Fossil watch being run by android that possesses some similar structural attributes like black bezel located in display drivers.
• Security Bracelet to Unlock Computer
This product is going to strengthen the security of your computer one step farther by eliminating the need of putting password physically as it recognizes you. Once the user authenticates this wearable device after wearing, it automatically does all the authentications jobs logs in the computer. It also wakes up the PC when user comes closer to it and saves valuable time that computers take to be switched on. Once taken off, the bracelet requires re authentication.
• The Servant Robot by Savioke
Savioke has made a servant robot using Intel chip that brought a diet coke to Krzanich while delivering speech IDF15. Using Intel’s Real Sense camera the robot accomplished the job. It navigated the stage with the help of this gesture-sensing camera. Krzanich said that Intel is going to work towards integrating this gesture-sensing camera in a lot other robotic devices and operating systems, which support them. Operating systems like, Open Source Robotic Foundation and ROS will get support from Real Sense Camera. Other operating systems like, Android, Windows, and Linux will also receive the same.
• The Dancing Big Mama Won’t End the World
Big Mama is a spider robot that boasts Intel’s Core i7 processor and 9,000 3D- printed parts. Real Sense technology helps it to navigate, roll all around and also move its legs. Intel has presented robots earlier. This time CEO showed host of robots enabled with gesture-sensing technology, which woke up through hand gesture and performed tasks on receiving commands using hands.
• Do Not Forget to Use Memo Mi Before Buying Cloths
Memo Mi or Memory Mirror is the answer to every shopaholic, who always gets tired during trying cloths in trial room. Memo Mi looks like a portrait size mirror which gets easily fit into trial room setting. It is basically an over sized computer, which has really big screen that lets you virtually try different cloths and change color of the outfit. It also gives shoppers chance to see themselves from 360 degree angle. They can send pictures of trials to friends. This technology is currently in vogue in three Neiman Marcus stores situated in Miami and going to be installed in 16 other stores by fall.
Other than these, Intel is showed how incorporation of Real Sense technology in gaming can change the experience. With motion and gesture recognition and 3D scanning the gaming Experience gets a whole new dimension with this. Intel also collaborated with the Hollywood’s United Artists Media Group to conduct a show for new inventors called ‘America’s Greatest Makers’ scheduled to debut in the 1st half of 2016. Real Sense Real World Applications, Open Source Robots and Project Tango are other prominent projects that caught the eye of technocrats.