Apple's heretofore puzzling buyout of Israeli sensor firm PrimeSense — which created hardware designed to "see" in three dimensions — now makes more sense in light of last week's acquisition of Metaio ...
Last month Apple confirmed the acquisition of Israeli motion-sensing company PrimeSense. Initial thoughts turned towards applications in the Apple TV set-top box, but other reports that Apple was ...
It was just over a year ago when PrimeSense showed me (and Harry, separately) a demo of the motion-sensing camera technology that helps power Microsoft’s Kinect game controller. Now, PrimeSense is ...
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Apple has acquired PrimeSense, a developer of 3-D sensors that allow devices to respond to the environment in three dimensions. It is not known for which applications Apple aims to use the PrimeSense ...
UPDATE: Sources tell AllThingsD that the deal is not done yet, but could be drawing to a close. Israeli news outlet Calcalist is reporting (in Hebrew) that Apple has acquired Tel Aviv-based 3D sensor ...
Apple is again on the move, this time acquiring Israel-based motion technology company PrimeSense for a reported US$350 million. PrimeSense spokeswoman Kayla Egbert confirmed the deal, but says the ...
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