IDF 2013 Beijing Technical Sessions

Technical Sessions will be presented by Intel and industry experts. Get relevant technical information on the latest technologies and products. Check back often for updates.¹

Technical Sessions Overview

IDF Technical Sessions include Technology Insight, Lecture Sessions, Hands-on Labs, Gold Sponsor Sessions, and Poster Chats.

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Technical Session Tracks

Technical Session Tracks provide a look at technology topics that will be presented. Use IDF Technical Session Tracks as a guide to determine which sessions to attend.

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Technical Session Catalog

The Technical Session Catalog includes the complete listing of the Technical Sessions, details including titles, abstracts, and speakers.

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Technology Insight

Get the latest on Intel technologies and learn about the opportunities that lie ahead. Hear it straight from Intel’s brightest minds - Intel Fellows, Principal Engineers, and Senior Architects.

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Lecture Sessions

Learn about technology topics relevant to planning or designing new products and services. Hear the latest updates on technology topics of today.

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Hands on Labs

Get direct experience and information for a number of critical technology areas.

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Poster Chats

Poster Chats are your opportunity to talk directly to Intel and industry experts.

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Intel Labs Shows Future Applications for Facial Recognition
Intel Labs shows future applications for facial recognition (2:47)
Water Quality Sensors
The water quality sensor monitors 16 different water contaminants in wells, reservoirs, and more.
Vibrant Media: Future Postcard
See how photos, social networks, and 3D models map out a immersive and interactive experience.
Emergency Response Radar
The emergency response radar aids emergency responders plan instantly and agilely. (0:42)

Oil Rig Accelerometer Tool
The Oil Rig Accelerometer has sensors help to insure safety and stability of structures at sea. (1:12)
Disaster Warning System
The disaster warning system allows agencies to send emergency alerts directly to connected devices. (1:25)
Intelligent Traffic System
The intelligent traffic system can be used in a disaster to help emergency responders navigate roads. (1:48)
Intelligent Transportation Use Models
Research on intelligent traffic systems help manage highways and guide congested traffic. (2:54)

Lego Retail uses Augmented Reality to 3D Model the Product
Lego retail stores use augmented reality to create 3D models of toys with the use of interactive boxes. (1:45)
Device Independent Multi-Reality Interface
Demo shows how combining video and computer graphics can achieve independent multi-reality. (2:17)
Uninterrupted Video Calls
Dubbed Seamless Heterogeneous Mobility, the technology allows uninterrupted video calls on 3G and Wi-Fi.
Fireball First Responder Tool
Fireball analyzes the chemical properties of a fire and sends information back to firefighters. (2:08)

Vibrant Media: Citizen Science Project
See how everyday photos are turned into visual data points for scientific studies.
Vibrant Media Series: Augmented Reality
See how augmented reality can create a fun interactive experience using digital cameras in real physical environments.
Vibrant Media Series: 3D Models
See how photos can be used to create 3D models and mapping, making static images more like real life.