Business Wire: Optrima announced it has reached mass-production quality for a consumer electronics 3D, video (HD) and audio camera. The camera, the result of collaboration with its partner Namuga, is said to be the world’s first embedded 3D camera with high definition RGB.
"The availability of a high-performance, low-cost 3D camera with built-in audio and video will dramatically contribute to the adoption of 3D gesture-based interfaces and applications by consumers," said Andre Miodezky, CEO of Optrima. "We’re very excited to be the first company to bring such a product to the market and look forward to working with our customers to bring the product to the market in 2011."
Consumers will be able to utilize the camera for gesture-based applications such as video games, interactive, touch- and controller-less user interfaces, as well as video conferencing and other exciting new user experiences, whether on desktop computer systems or connected TVs.
Arm waving replacing thumb pushing will surely mean the end of obesity for couch potatoes!
ReplyDeleteIs there any Evaluation Kit available to play around with Optrima 3-D depth CMOS sensor.
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