Intel Launches X-Ray-Like Glasses That Allow Wearers to 'See Inside' Objects
Smart augmented reality helmet allows wearers to overlay maps, schematics and thermal images to effectively see through walls, pipes and other solid objects
Samuel Gibbs | January 6, 2016
Intel has launched a set of glasses built into a helmet that give x-ray-like vision using its RealSense 3D camera.
The glasses-cum-hardhat was unveiled at CES in Las Vegas and has been co-developed with augmented reality company Daqri using Intel’s latest processor and camera technology. It has taken concepts – like those of Microsoft’s Hololens – and produced a real product.
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| A Closer Look at Intel's X-Ray Glasses. Published January 6, 2016. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pVwQJYP7M30 |
<more at http://www.theguardian.com/technology/2016/jan/06/intel-daqri-smart-helmet-realsense-ar-augmented-reality-x-ray-glasses-ces; related links: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pVwQJYP7M30 (+Video) (A Closer Look at Intel's X-Ray Glasses. Published January 6, 2016. ["Intel has launched a new set of glasses designed to give x-ray-like vision to wearers by overlaying maps, schematics and thermal images using its RealSense 3D camera. The Daqri Smart Helmet has glasses that are built into a hardhat and designed for industrial use. Intel partnered with Daqri to create a 360-degree sensor array, utilizing Intel’s latest Core m7 processor and Daqri’s computer vision tracking system to produce “the most powerful AR wearable device” available. Margaret J. Howell and Jose Marcelino Ortiz further examine Intel’s new tech on the Lip News."]) and http://www.cnet.com/news/intel-has-a-helmet-that-gives-you-x-ray-vision/ (+Video) (Intel shows helmet that gives you X-ray vision. The Daqri smart helmet is Intel's take on the much-hyped realm of virtual and augmented reality. And unlike Microsoft's HoloLens, it ships today. Also on deck: smart sunglasses from Oakley and a watch from New Balance. January 5, 2016)>
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