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Hi, I've a question about the future of RealSense technology: are there plans of a future implementation of Movidius in the Euclid system to increase the power of the system?
Thanks!
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The forthcoming RealSense 400 camera has double the operating range and over double the number of trackable depth points, and that advancement is rumored to be due to a chip based on the Movidius vision tech. I do not personally know of plans to use it in a future Euclid though.
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Hello Piero78,
Thank you for your interest in the Intel® Euclid™ Development Kit.
We don't discuss about the future of products or updates/features/roadmaps/etc. I'll suggest you to keep checking the community for future announcements.
If you have any other question, don't hesitate to contact us.
Have a nice day.
Regards,
Andres V.
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Piero, I just wanted to clarify why I could talk about products but Andres could not. I am not an employee of Intel, so are less restricted. If I had inside knowledge of an Intel product then I would not reveal it prematurely either though, as I take such non-disclosure situations very seriously. The initial information about the R400's capabilities was publicly released last August by Intel in their Newsroom press release site.
https://newsroom.intel.com/chip-shots/intel-announces-tools-realsense-technology-development/ Intel Announces Tools for RealSense Technology Development | Intel Newsroom
Advance information about forthcoming products is often mentioned on the Newsroom (Euclid was also revealed in the above announcement), so I recommend keeping an eye on that site for officially released news of Intel's future plans for Euclid and RealSense.
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