PrimeSense hosts OpenNI partners to demo latest developments in 3D Sensing, including face and hand tracking as well as 3D Scanning TEL AVIV June 20, 2013 – PrimeSense™ (http://www.primesense.com/), the leader in Natural Interaction and 3D sensing, and OpenNI® (http://openni.org), the largest 3D sensing development framework and community are joining forces to bring the latest developments from…
It’s going to be five days of tracking, reconstruction, scene analysis and all the other parts and components of a true Computer Vision conference. Are you prepared? We sure are. We’re proud to use this opportunity as a way to connect with developers and researchers alike and to introduce them to the tools that drive 3D sensing and…
During the month of May, the community showed us some awesome creativity, which you all must have had pent up for a while! Before we do a run-down of everything you’ve shared with us let’s hop back to the beginning of the month…back to something we shared with you. PrimeSense Labs. We brought you the first two applications….
This week on June 4-8, we will head to COMPUTEX Taipei to will join partners In Win, the manufacturer of PC cases, power supplies and digital storage devices and CoVii, the computer vision startup that uses 3D sensors to turn any device into a touch or almost touch screen. We’re bringing our tiny Capri and Carmine 3D Sensors…
The Creators Project, a group dedicated to art and technology formed by Intel and VICE, teamed up with art and technology center Eyebeam, and visual effects company Framestore, to bring together a team of filmmakers, creative coders, animators, designers, and sound designers to discover and research tools, techniques, and new forms of storytelling. In December 2012, the Creators Project brought…
Robots have toiled for years in manufacturing, medical applications and the military but beyond a few exceptions like iRobot’s Roomba, few have stepped into our daily lives yet. To become consumer products, robots need to operate in the messy world of human beings and not the sterile and structured environment of the factory floor. PrimeSense 3D sensors give…
An exoskeleton helps a paraplegic to walk again. A pint-sized device moves plants around a nursery. A personal car co-pilot improves your driving skills. Robots are on their way into our daily lives, but you may not recognize them when they get here. Our robot future will look very different than the movies. The vast majority of robots…
Last night was awesome! We were invited to demonstrate some real live mobile 3D sensing applications with a few of our OpenNI Partners at the official Google I/O After Hours party. We brought along our Capri sensor and demonstrated applications using the Nexus 10 tablet from Google and Android’s operating system. Yup, the Nexus 10. We also had…
When Tel Aviv, Israel-based PrimeSense came out with its first depth-sensitive, near-infrared camera-on-a-chip in 2010, nobody could have predicted how many uses hardware makers would dream up for the technology within a few short years. The first and most famous was Microsoft’s Kinect sensor, which lets gamers move their bodies to interact with video games. But now PrimeSense chips are…
Take the 3D sensor inside the Microsoft Kinect, shrink it down to a tenth of its original size and add a bunch of mobile capabilities, and you have yourself PrimeSense’s latest conquest, better known as Capri. The company, which is the brains behind the Kinect, has been openly working on bringing a tiny-yet-advanced 3D experience to tablets, televisions…