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


  • TECH
  • Wednesday, 11 Sep 2019

The Olympic showcase comes as the once-dominant chipmaker looks for new opportunities amid a forecast of modest profit growth over the next three years as its market share for personal computer chips shrinks. — AP

TOKYO: Tech giant Intel Corp said on Sept 11 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 video of Olympic events that will be used to create visual overlays and analysis, the company announced in Tokyo.

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