Intel to use Tokyo Olympics to show off 3D tracking, other new tech

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Intel to use Tokyo Olympics to show off 3D tracking, other new tech
Tech giant Intel said on Wednesday it will use the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games to show off a portfolio of new technology including artificial intelligence driven 3D tracking of athletes to augment broadcasts of events during the Games. The tracking technology will use mobile cameras to capture ...

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