News
RealSense Completes Spinout from Intel, Raises $50 Million to Accelerate AI-Powered Vision for Robotics and Biometrics
RealSense, a global leader in AI-powered computer vision, has officially completed its spinout from Intel and secured $50 million in Series A funding. The newly independent company is accelerating innovation in robotics, biometrics, and physical AI through its world-class depth cameras and vision systems. With strong backing from strategic investors, including Intel Capital and MediaTek Innovation Fund, RealSense is scaling its global operations to meet growing demand for intelligent vision across autonomous robotics, industrial automation, and security markets. Building on more than a decade of expertise in 3D perception, RealSense continues to empower machines with the ability to see, understand, and safely interact with the world—driving the next wave of AI-enabled automation.
Certified Motion Control Professional Program
Strengthen Your Skills and Enhance Your Career
Become a Certified Motion Control Professional (CMCP) and join the elite group of system integrators, machine builders, manufacturers, end-users and others recognized in the industry for their professional knowledge and expertise.
RealSense
From robotics and industrial automation to security and biometrics, RealSense technology empowers a new generation of devices capable of real-time 3D awareness and decision-making. As an A3 member, RealSense is helping shape the future of Physical AI—bridging the gap between
Discover how RealSense can support your automation journey with their complete range of solutions and expertise.
Visit Company Website
From robotics and industrial automation to security and biometrics, RealSense technology empowers a new generation of devices capable of real-time 3D awareness and decision-making. As an A3 member, RealSense is helping shape the future of Physical AI—bridging the gap between
Computer Vision vs. Machine Vision
Often thought to be one in the same, computer vision and machine vision are different terms for overlapping technologies.
Machine Vision vs Computer Vision: Everything You Need to Know
In this comprehensive guide, we’ll walk through machine vision vs computer vision, their similarities and differences, and how they’re used
Face and Gesture Tracking Applications Signal Positive Things for Computer Vision
While computers have become radically more intelligent over the past 30 years, they haven’t become more aware.