Real Sense Technology

I found the Intel Real Sense Technology to be very intriguing. I found myself doing additional research since my school has a couple 3D printers. My learners love all things 3D and this might be something we could look into at school. This opens up a whole new world of images. You can pretty much just hold the device up to what you would normally just take a picture of and it makes it 3D. I was left in awe of being able to use gestures to control the device without having to touch the device itself. I use a lot of online recipes and when you are cooking it can be difficult to scroll or touch the device. Nobody wants to have sticky, wet or anything else that might be a product of cooking on their device. The idea of having immediate rich feedback like the man who did not know how to cut a pepper is amazing. He was quickly shown how to cut the pepper. The video and collaboration features seem to go hand in hand. People were able to see the same thing in different locations and it was 3D not just a regular video. They all were working on a single house design while at separate locations because of the devices and video capabilities of this technology. The ability to take a 3D scan of something and it show you the 3D replication on the device screen is amazing. This cutting edge technology is blazing a trail to new and improved features within a device.