Intel introduces the realistic tracking camera T265 supports mobile devices or AR headns

Intel officially launched a realistic tracking camera T265. This latest external tracking device adopts proprietary V-SLAM vision technology (visual inertial gelators instant positioning and map construction; Visual Inertial Odometry Simultaneous localization and mapping), perform computing tasks on the edge and requires high precision The use case of low delay tracking solutions provides powerful foundations, such as enhances reality and virtual reality, and robots and drones. Intel Instead Tracking The camera T265 uses the MOVIDIUS Myriad 2 Vision Processing Unit (VPU), which can process the required data directly on the device. This makes T265 a solution that is small, power consuming, which helps developers easily use existing design or self-constructing products that need to be rich in visual intelligence. Intel Instect Tracking Camera T265 is suitable for use cases that require precise position tracking, especially where GPS services, such as warehouses or remote outdoor areas. The design of T265 also considers flexible implementation applications, easy to add small devices such as robots and drones, and support mobile devices or AR headers. T265 uses an inner outward tracking technology, which means that the device does not rely on any external sensor to understand the environment. However, unlike other inside outward tracking solutions, T265 provides six freedom tracking by input information from two airborne fisheye cameras. Each camera of the device provides approximately 170 degrees of field of view. The V-SLAM system can be built and constantly updating mapping of unknown environments, as well as location in the environment. Since all position calculations are executed directly on the device, T265 has a cross-platform support while running on a low performance device. T265 adds the Intel Insseng D400 series camera, and data of the two devices can be combined for advanced use cases, such as 3D scans, and advanced navigation and anti-collision in the GPS restriction environment. The only hardware requirement of the product is enough to start the non-volatile memory of the device and provide a USB 2.0 or 3.0 connection that provides 1.5 watts. Intel Inssept Tracking Camera T265 has now opened pre-order, priced at $ 199, plans to ship on February 28.

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