Research@Intel 2012: Intel Labs puts user experiences first to make technology more enjoyable. See how researchers are working on improving technology to be simpler, easier and more realistic.

Research@Intel 2012: Intel Labs shows energy harvesting and low power circuits to keep mobile devices available, sensing and connected.

Research@Intel 2012: The car of tomorrow will be so smart it’ll even make the rain disappear.

Research@Intel 2012: Intel Labs is focused on the development of technologies and services that will give people more control over their energy usage at home and at work. These technologies will help enable intelligent devices that could autonomously control the ...
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Research@Intel 2012: Experience a couple of ways daily life could be in the future. With dynamic displays any surface in a home or workplace could turn into a screen to display on and interact with. Life Without Keys is a ...
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Research@Intel 2012: The car of tomorrow will be an active participant in a connected world, creating its own data stream and interpreting environments through ongoing interactions with people, services, infrastructures and other vehicles.

Research@Intel 2012: Intel Labs opened its doors today at the 10th Anniversary of Research at Intel, where Justin Rattner, Intel Corporation chief technology officer, unveiled a “Facets of Future Life” showcase that featured more than 20 innovative research projects underway ...
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Intel’s Developer Forum (IDF2011) – Disaster Management – Information Technology That Saves Lives – Part 2 of 2.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 12, 2011 “ On the eve of the Intel Developer Forum, scheduled for Sept. 13-15, Intel Corporation is showcasing the roles played by diverse types of computing in the field of disaster management. Moderated by Keri Carkeek, ...
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Researchers are investigating how to build virtual environments in which hundreds or thousands of participants can log in and interact with each other. The applications go beyond gaming. Simulations are used for meetings, organizational operations and even product branding. Scientists ...
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