Real Sense Camera Case Study

Real Sense 3D depth camera fitted into smartphone

The real sense is introduced in 3D that included into the camera and the 3D defines the depth for camera which will fit into the smartphones this defines the new technology in real sense 3D for cameras. In the latest Intel announced the version of its 3D depth camera which is small and thin enough to be fitted into smartphone with 15.2cm where real sense sensor can be used to detect hand and head movements and makes it possible to change the focus of photos after they have been taken. Although Real Sense enabled phone where did not demonstrate which may indicate it is still at an early stage of development. The device which shown on stage at the intel developer forum that was a prototype that developed in collaboration with a Chinese firm for the company. The device is meant to show the different types of apps, usage models and form factors that Real Sense tech can be integrated into and to encourage innovation therefore the technology is similar to that found motion and image sensor but in a much smaller package while the Kinect has fallen out of favor with many Xbox gamers and industry watcher thought the technology would prove popular in handsets. So
Real Sense depth-sensing 3D camera was designed to add an entirely new type of user experience to existing cameras on PCs, tablets and smartphone. RealSense experience includes the Windows 10 which is slated to be released in July of this year for users that own a PC with a RealSense-embedded camera they are able to log into their computer simply by sitting in front of it therfore camera’s depth-sensing technology capable of scanning a user head in three dimensions and then compares that to an existing 3D scan that it keeps on file as an authentic