Sections
- Page 1 The best of IDF 2015
- Page 2 Spidergeddon is here – arachnophobes look away now!
- Page 3 Superfast 3D Xpoint storage to be called Optane
- Page 4 Intel Curie brings BMX into the digital age
- Page 5 Intel Skylake K series unlocked CPUs coming to laptops too
- Page 6 Intel RealSense brings head-tracking to racing games
- Page 7 Intel Collaborative Cancer Cloud
- Page 8 Fossil and Intel team up to create wearables
- Page 9 Intel SmartSound lets you wake your computer with your voice
- Page 10 Nabi Smart Clip baby seat monitor
- Page 11 Razer and Creative set to release RealSense cameras
Okay, so they’re not technically spiders as they only have six legs but Intel sure did have a thing for these robot hexapods at this year’s IDF.
Powered by Intel Edison boards, they can be controlled via an Intel Curie-based, motion-tracking wristband.
Intel’s CEO, Brian Kraznich, was able to control an army of the beasts with the flick of his wrist, spreading fear and/or bemusement throughout the thousands of IDF attendees.
If this is the start of the robot uprising, we’re not scared yet but who knows what Intel may show off next year!
