Intel launches Realsense camera more convenient to show Ar / VR hardware

Recently, according to foreign media reports, Intel is launching a new Realsense camera. Its design is to give a sense of machine. The focus is to let hardware manufacturers can help their products understand their position in the world. Realsense Tracking Camera T265 is designed to easily showcase robots and AR / VR hardware and followed byward tracking techniques. This tracking camera uses SLAM (synchronous positioning and mapping) technology to locate the device and generates the detailed space layout of its environment. At the same time, use the inside-free tracking, that is, it does not require an external sensor to help position robots and other automators, especially in the case where GPS is unreliable or absent. For example, a agricultural robot can draw a farmland map and can adapt to an obstacle such as buildings and rocks in flight. This camera is powered by the Movidius Myriad 2 computer vision chipset, which is responsible for the data processing of the camera. It relies on the same large number of hardware that is the same as recent other projects, which alleviates the processing burden of other equipment without the need for a large amount of energy demand. The only requirement is a 1.5W power supply, a USB connection and sufficient memory to power. T265 will start shipping at the end of February, priced at $ 199, which is suitable for developers who wish to create autonomous devices without having to design their own systems from head.

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