3D camera capable of "understanding emotions"

The American company Intel has revealed a 3D camera called "Reel Sans Wehe de", capable of realizing the depth in the pictures, discovering facial expressions and "understanding emotions", the company said.

Intel's announcement of this new camera came during the Consumer Consumer Exhibition "CES 2014", which was launched yesterday in the US city of Las Vegas, during which the company revealed many of its future products..

This camera comes within a new line of "Reel Sense" products, which includes a number of vocal and programming products whose tasks are to make the interaction between the user and technology "simpler and more spontaneous".

The company says that its new camera is the first camera that includes the technology of sensing the 3D depth and a two -dimensional imaging unit that helps the camera to "see" the depth in the image similar to the human eye.

The camera can accurately photograph full clarity "1080p", and has a compact sensor capable of discovering movements and facial expressions, which helps her in "understanding emotions" and distinguishing between the introductions of the image and its background, According to the company.

Molly Eden, the first vice president of Intel and the general manager of cognitive computing in the company, reviewed the possibility of using the camera to perform a three -dimensional object for bodies using the "Sen" program for "Three De Systems"..

The camera also has the feature of tracking eye movement, which can be used as a tool for evaluation in applications related to education and identifying intelligence in children, by knowing the rate and speed of reading, as it is able to notice the movement, which can be exploited in interactive applications and games, and the camera can also determineDimensions, sizes, depth and colors.

The camera is expected to be combined with a number of various devices that will be launched during the second half of this year, which include tablet, portable and high -thinning computers "Altabook", and computers of the "All -One" category, produced by companies such as Eser and Taintin, and Del and HPThe Americas, Japan's Japanese and Linovo, and others.

During the "CES 2014" exhibition, seven products that include this camera were reviewed.