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Overview of Intel’s RealSense Depth Sensors

Dave Shinsel will provide an overview of available depth sensors, and a deep-dive on Intel’s RealSense depth sensors, including a new sensor that adds visual SLAM capability. He will discuss how these sensors work in conjunction with Computer Vision technologies for various robotics applications, including object avoidance, person interaction, object recognition and localization, and SLAM (Simultaneous Localization and Mapping). Further the talk will cover how to access these capabilities via their ROS wrappers.

There will be pizza and networking at 6:30. The presentation starts at 7:00.

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Date: 13 Feb 2017
Time: 06:30 PM to 08:30 PM
All times are US/Pacific
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19545 NW Von Neumann Dr
Beaverton, Oregon
United States 97006
Building: Axiom Electronics

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Co-sponsored by Axiom Electronics

Starts 04 January 2017 12:00 AM
Ends 13 February 2017 06:00 PM
All times are US/Pacific
No Admission Charge

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Dave

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Intel’s RealSense depth sensors

Dave Shinsel is the Lead Robotics Architect in Intel’s Perceptual Computing Group. He has an extensive background in all levels of robotics, with particular focus on vision and sensing technologies. Prior to this role, Dave was the Director of the Intel® RealSense SDK, created and led the Intel® Graphics Performance Analyzers, and led development of the graphics drivers for the Apple MacBook* Air. In his “spare time,” Dave has been building robots for fifteen years. He has received a "Backyard Genius Award" from Popular Mechanics magazine, won a number of robot competitions, and competed on TV in the Syfy Channel’s Robot Combat League, where he and his daughter (also an engineer at Intel) won the $100,000 grand prize with their 7 foot, 9 inches tall, fighting robot, "Crash." Dave is well known in the Maker community for his sophisticated 4 foot tall humanoid robot, Loki.

Dave

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Intel’s RealSense depth sensors

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6:30pm: Pizza and Networking

7:00pm: RealSense Overview - Dave Shinsel of Intel

Questions and additional networking

9:30pm: Doors close