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PrimeSense

http://www.primesense.com/
Last activity: 08.09.2024
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Categories: 3DB2CCameraComputerGamingHardwareITSensorsTechnologyVideo
PrimeSense develops low-cost gesture-control technology comprised of a chip, a camera and an infrared sensor that enables a computer to "see" and "understand" the world in 3D. In other words, the chip allows the computer to discern depth and movement just like humans do and react accordingly. One of the company's major foci is on a device for video games that enables a player to carry out the actions of the character on the screen rather than merely pressing buttons to control it.
Exit: PrimeSense has been acquired by Apple Inc.
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Location: Israel, Tel Aviv District, Tel Aviv
Employees: 51-200
Founded date: 2005

Investors 2

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08.09.2024Зачем в iPhone чип, который убивает FaceIDНачнём с начала: как система FaceID выглядит, и как она работает: Всё нужное для работы FaceID железо стоит именно в этом вырезе в экране Аппаратно эта система состоит из пары камер - ИК и RGB, и двух видов ИК-излучателей - обычной подсветк...
07.12.2013Take a Peek at a Few Key PrimeSense Patents that Apple Gained Categories SearchPrimeSense has technology that advances Augmented Reality for gaming (see video of PrimeSense technology in Qualcomm product) and others relating to TV and living room experiences. In respect to the living room experience, Primesense offers...
25.11.2013Apple buys PrimeSense: Could Macs or AppleTV get their own Kinect?Using a peripheral to interact with your computer is so passé. Xbox One and Xbox 360 owners have the Kinect to dance in front of, and PlayStation gamers have a camera that can be used in much the same way. PC users can turn to the likes of ...
17.11.2013Apple reportedly acquires Kinect-tech maker PrimeSense for $345MApple’s much-rumored iTV (and other iGadgets) could be getting Kinect-like motion sensing tech. Israeli financial news site Calcalist reports that Apple has scooped up PrimeSense, the Tel Aviv-based company behind the motion-tracking techno...
17.11.2013Apple Reportedly Close To Buying 3D Sensor Maker PrimeSense For $345M, But No Deal YetIt looks like another Israeli startup is getting to another sizable exit. This time it’s 3D sensor manufacturer, PrimeSense, which is perhaps best known for producing (and licensing) the gesture-based technology Microsoft uses in Kinect. We...
17.11.2013Apple reportedly acquires Kinect-tech maker PrimeSense for $345MDid you miss a session from GamesBeat Summit 2022? All sessions are available to stream now. Learn more. Apple’s much-rumored iTV (and other iGadgets) could be getting Kinect-like motion sensing tech. Israeli financial news site Calcalist r...
17.09.2013Occipital’s New Structure Sensor Turns Your iPad Into A Mobile 3D ScannerThe folks at Boulder/San Francisco-based Occipital are very much software people — the company’s RedLaser app was a big hit in the early App Store days before the team sold it to eBay, as was 360 Panorama before iOS 6’s Panorama feature too...
16.07.2013Gesture In The Picture, As Intel Picks Up Omek But PrimeSense Dismisses Apple Acquisition RumorsYet more exits for Israeli startups, with the latest two developments a throwback to the hardware and engineering muscle that raised the tech profile of the region in the first place, before the Waze’s of the world got us thinking about Isr...
16.07.2013Report: Apple considering $300M purchase of first-gen Microsoft Kinect gesture-sensor providerAccording to two reports on an Israeli website, Apple, Sony, and Samsung are among the suitors for 3D gesture-sensing company PrimeSense, which provided the technology for the first version of Microsoft’s Xbox Kinect as well the Xtion by As...
16.07.2013Report: Apple considering $300M purchase of first-gen Microsoft Kinect gesture-sensor providerDid you miss a session from GamesBeat Summit 2022? All sessions are available to stream now. Learn more. According to two reports on an Israeli website, Apple, Sony, and Samsung are among the suitors for 3D gesture-sensing company PrimeSens...
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