Intel investigates a 3D camera that detects emotions and the depth of objects

The new 3D camera will be integrated, at the end of 2014, on Intel devices and will allow emotions to be detected, the depth of objects and movements.

Detecting emotions is the main objective pursued Intel with the development of a 3D camera that he is working on and that would be integrated into his devices.

This 3D camera will allow you to both see the depth of objects and recognize the emotions and movements of the user's head and eyes.. You will be able to identify what you want or feel. Besides, It will also be possible to scan solid objects for later 3D printing.

Intel plans to have this project completed by 2014 and at the end of this year it could introduce its 3D camera on laptops and tablets. However, at first, The input devices that will have this technology will be external webcams.

With this development, Intel follows in Microsoft's footsteps, and its Kinect technology, and Creative who already have their own 3D release prepared, the Senz3D camera.