Intel today introduced a new chip module it calls Joule, a tiny board for developers designed to bring powerful computer vision technology to cheap and easy-to-make prototypes. Joule is essentially a tiny and powerful computer with all its standard up-to-date parts. But it also has enhanced sensors powered by Intel's RealSense tech that make it suitable for powering software for drones, robots, and other gadgets to help those devices see, analyze, and collect data about the real world. Intel says this type of vision and data collection should let Joule be used for automation as well.
In an onstage demo today at the Intel Developer Forum in San Francisco, wearable company PivotHead showed off Joule powering a pair of industrial safety...
Intel's new Joule system can help gadgets see and understand the world
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