Research@Intel 2013: In his address to the attendees of Intel Labs’ signature event, Research@Intel, CTO Justin Rattner welcomes visitors to seek out four zones of innovation on the exhibit floor : The Data Society, Intelligent Everything, Enriching Lives, and [See the full post…]

Research@Intel 2013: The concept of adding “intelligence” to the things around us means having a world where sensors and compute devices make life easier. In this overview of the “Intelligent Everything Zone,” Divya Kolar, a Tech Evangelist with Intel [See the full post…]

Research@Intel 2013: Reading labels at the supermarket has become a major activity for many people who are trying to eat better or cut down on things like salt or sugar. In this demo, Tom Birch, Intel IT Program Manager, [See the full post…]

Research@Intel 2013: “The Data Society is about big data, and how we can apply big data to our personal lives,” says Senior Tech Evangelist Sean Koehl. The Data Society is one of four zones on the exhibit floor in [See the full post…]

Research@Intel 2013: How can big data benefit people they way they live in their communities? By capturing the data important to their lives and distilling it into useful applications. In this demo, watch how allergy sufferers could essentially monitor [See the full post…]

Research@Intel 2013: Using sensor technologies the cars of the future promise to do more than just monitor the vehicle but the driver, too. In this demo, Intel researchers show how computer technologies can watch a driver’s eyes or measure [See the full post…]

Research@Intel 2013: Using hybrid rendering it’s possible to process images like the ones in this demo at 80,000 pixels x 40,000 pixels. Watch this incredible demo from Intel Labs’ scientists showing how big data — such as weather maps [See the full post…]

Research@Intel 2013:What would it be like if the TV, the ambient lighting in the room, the audio, and the video images themselves helped to make it feel more real? Intel researchers have been investigating how technologies can re-create recorded [See the full post…]