Hi guys. We’re at the CES 2014 Press Conference and will be updating every few minutes with details of Intel’s latest announcements.
1:47 PM – Basically a summary: Intel wants to integrate computing and take the next step and make computing more interactive
1:43 PM – Computer plays video illustrations of books and turn the page automatically by listening to your voice and figuring your which page it’s on
1:39 PM – Learning and Education: collaborating with Scholastic using augmented reality
1:37 PM – laptop died… finger gesture controlled games. Decent, but not any better than Kinect
1:35 PM – The keyword to trigger it is “Hey Dragon.” Copycats.
1:34 PM – Like Ok Google Now, except it doesn’t work
1:33 PM – Dragon in Real Sense – “Watch an episode of family guy” “I’m not sure what to do with that”
1:32 PM – Eye tracking in Google Maps Street View
1:29 PM – Interact Naturally: Windows 8 start screen navigation. Looks like Kinect.
1:27 PM – iJustine showed up and is demonstrating Intel’s dynamic background changer on Skype. Virtual “green screen”.
1:25 PM – Immersive: Intel partnership with Microsoft/Skype
1:23 PM – Intel partnership with 3DSystems “Question is not will every house have a 3D printer but which room in your house will it be in?”
1:21 PM – Manipulating images by depth of field (black/white background, color foreground). Looks like Instagram 2.0.
1:19 PM – Capture and Share: Build 3D models (Eden has a 3D model of his head) in real-time
1:17 PM – Intel “RealSense” technology — 3D camera and more following
1:15 PM – Intel’s new embedded 3D camera in Asus, Dell, etc. Super thin!
1:13 PM – Eden 100% convinced 3D will take over starting with the camera
1:11 PM – Just showed this video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LbNl3J8HXw4
1:08 PM – Elements of human/computing interfaces: Natural (voice, gesture, facial recognition), Intuitive, and Immersive
1:04 PM – Comparing processors to the brain. 2,300 transistors in 1971 (Intel 4004), Intel 1,700,000,000 transistors (4th gen Core), 100,000,000,000 Neurons (human brain)
1:02 PM – Eden discusses wearable computing– interfacing with the brain will be something he will see in his lifetime
1:01 PM – Mooly Eden takes the stage
