According to The Register, Intel acquired Intel's 3D imaging technology startup Replay Technologies, which hopes to extend the company's chip reach to other peripheral technologies and applications, and target key emerging technologies such as virtual reality (VR). Increase revenue and customer control through end-to-end supply. The freeD video technology developed by Replay Technologies utilizes high-definition cameras and high-density computer graphics to allow viewers to watch the game from all angles. For example, the recent NBA Weekend Star Slam Dunk Contest uses freeD technology to connect 28 ultra-high-quality cameras installed around the stadium with Intel servers. Intel CEO Brian Krzanich said before the merger case that combining freeD and Intel technology can present exciting events from all angles, giving fans a new experience. Wendell Brooks, senior vice president of the acquisitions division, said that Intel will work with Replay Technologies to develop new features such as operating and editing personalized content. The two companies have been working together for more than two years, with a focus on replaying interactive video from the Intel platform. In addition to demonstrating the performance of Intel processors, this technology can also help to expand new revenue sources. Analysts said that due to the slowdown in semiconductor growth, major manufacturers are actively looking for markets to develop and expand chip applications. That's why Intel is turning its strategy to the application layer to generate kinetic energy through 3D and VR technologies to create the next generation of user experience. In addition, Intel unveiled a RealSense 3D camera with streaming video and augmented reality (AR) software at CES 2016. With an image processor and a small 3D scanner, robots can help avoid obstacles and support immersion. Applications such as user experience. By projecting images onto 3D maps, RealSense can recognize the outside world like a human brain, and Intel has reduced this technology to be compatible with smart phones, increasing the range of possible applications in the future.
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