PrimeSense hosts OpenNI partners at official Google I/O After Hours party TEL AVIV and SAN FRANCISCO (May 15, 2013 at 7:05 p.m. Pacific Time) – PrimeSense™ (http://www.primesense.com/), the leader in Natural Interaction and 3D sensing, is showcasing the latest developments in mobile applications that take advantage of PrimeSense 3D depth sensing technology using Nexus 10 devices and Android’s…
How many times have you been walking and texting (or biking and texting, heaven forbid) and walked right into something – a bench, a trashcan, off the sidewalk and into a person? Maybe a few more times than you care to admit. And even though there seems to be an app for just about everything these days, how…
Here’s an up-close look at the hottest new 3D sensing platform. We announced Capri in December as the device that would bring Natural Interaction® to numerous devices and markets. Looking for more info? Check Here.
CES 2013 in Las Vegas came to an end and the one thing we can say is change is coming! Our World of Sensing showed everyone that 3D sensing isn’t just for games anymore and when people left our suite at CES they pretty much said the same thing: We didn’t know you could do that! Even as…
Capri 1.25 Update While the official Capri 1.25 specifications have not been released, we do have some information to tide you over until then. As many know Capri’s design is significantly smaller than the prior reference design (order of magnitude of 1/10). As this is a reference design, the OEMs will work with it, and integrate it into…
The “it” is our new site of course! Why the new look? We wanted you to see a World of 3D Sensing on the very first impression. Now, our site speaks for our technology. It’s boldly beautiful and best of all: chock full of useful information. Consumer, techy or developers, skim your mouse over the navigation bar at…
Good things do come in small packages and this year at CES 2013, we shall reveal Capri 1.25, the world’s smallest 3D sensing device. Capri utilizes the next generation System on Chip, it is tiny and has small cost to match. This along with its break-through reference design, it’s perfect for embedding in consumer electronics devices such as…
PrimeSense, the folks behind the guts of the Kinect and other motion-sensing tech, has unveiled a cheaper and tinier 3D sensor that could bring motion sensors to a whole different class of products. Dubbed the Capri, the new system-on-a-chip is about ten times smaller than existing sensing devices — not only can it be embedded in tablets and laptops, it’ll likely…