At the consumer electronics show in Los Vegas, Intel briefly displayed some of their wearable technology. a jacket with sensors to be released to developers later this year. Brian moves on to show us the benefits of RealSense for people with disabilities. A video reel plays showing an Intel employee explaining his loss of sight and the limitations it puts on him. And Brian's bringing him out on stage. He's wearing a custom jacket with RealSense cameras built in. The camera sensors convert nearby spatial information into subtle vibration feedback for the wearer. "This gives me a sense of comfort and confidence in my environment that I've not felt in a long, long time." This is the sort of wearable technology I can get behind.
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