Google’s Project Tango Tablet demystified: stakes and opportunities for everyone.

Our mobile-driven and data-driven world henceforth also means: computer vision. When it comes to computer vision, we talk inter alia, about:

·        optimized-cameras,

·        advanced sensor, sophisticated algorithms and machine learning capabilities,

·        Understand space and motion the way humans do,

·        enabling interior spaces to be quickly mapped in three dimensions,

·        Allowing the creation of applications that blend real and virtual objects,

·        large scale virtual and augmented reality experiences,

·        integrated depth sensing tools,

We also talk about advanced mobile graphics and performance. This leads Connectikpeople.co soon #Retinknow® to congratulate the NVIDIA Tegra K1 mobile

processor.

This technology is at the heart of the Google’s new Project Tango , with the goal to make computer vision applications portable, affordable, and easy to build.

Henceforth Game developers could, use it to paint a 3D virtual battlefield in your living room. Real estate companies could build interactive, 360-degree “fly-through” tours. Interior designers could scan a client’s home and test design ideas, such as moving walls or inserting furniture. Retailers can guide the user to specific places or products, and more.

For the developers, Connectikpeople.co soon #Retinknow®, recalls that, the Project Tango Tablet Developers’ Kit  aims to come with everything developers need.

The Tablet packs a 7-inch screen, 4GB of RAM, 128GB of storage. It will run Google’s KitKat Android operating system. And it will support some of the most recent features in the mobile market, like OpenGL 4.4. It will be available later this year.

 The Project Tango Tablet Developer’s Kit will be priced around $1,000.