by Pradeep
9 months
Intel has now confirmed that it will discontinue its RealSense product lineup. Intel RealSense offers a range of vision technologies from LiDAR, stereo depth and standalone SLAM to facial authentication. It allows developers to ea...
by Surur
3 years
Intel today announced the next generation RealSense cameras. The new Intel RealSense SR305 is an entry-level camera half the price of last year’s version. The SR305 is optimized for best depth at 0.2-1.5m. It uses structured...
by Pradeep
4 years
Intel today announced the next generation RealSense cameras. The new Intel RealSense D400 product family members are: the D415 and D435. Both these depth cameras are USB-powered and they feature D400 depth module and the new Intel...
by Pradeep
6 years
At IDF 2016, Intel announced the next generation RealSense Camera 400 Series. This updated camera offers improved accuracy with more than double the number of 3D points captured per second and more than double the operating range ...
7 years
Intel today updated ReslSense camera firmware to v1.4 with improved support for Windows Hello. Change log: Improvement of outdoor recognition for windows hello Reliability issues resolved. Several crash scenarios related to window...
7 years
Few months ago, Microsoft revealed Windows Hello for Windows 10. Windows Hello is one of the major new additions on Windows 10, at least when it comes to security. The feature will allow users to login with their face or fingerpri...
7 years
Asus today announced the new Zen AiO Series of premium PCs which comes in 23.8-inch and 21.5-inch displays. Apart from the top of the line specs, it also features the Intel RealSense 3D camera for Windows Hello and 6 speakers to d...
by Surur
7 years
When Microsoft announced Microsoft Hello, their password-less biometric security system, the only device which offered iris-scanning support was the Intel RealSense 3D camera. Unfortunately that infra-red camera was a bit t...
