Powering Immersive Technologies
summary
Intel shows concrete wins: a Surgical Theater VR workflow lets surgeons rehearse and achieves 100% tumor removal in a cited case, broadcasters get real-time multi-angle replays via True View VR, and a palm‑sized PC — Hades Canyon 1.2L Core i7 — delivers full VR performance for portable deployments. Projects with the Smithsonian produce three museum VR experiences (including "Beyond the Walls"), and the platform strategy emphasizes distributed compute, edge low‑latency processing, and wireless untethered headsets (partners include HTC for high‑bandwidth wireless).
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chapters (9)
- 0:00The immersive revolution
- 1:15Personal impact of technology
- 3:21Transforming user experience
- 4:47Empowering new creators
- 7:30Innovation in storytelling
- 8:26Educational VR applications
- 10:16Building the infrastructure
- 12:10Future hardware development
- 13:56Q&A on VR and industry future
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