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Intel CTO and senior fellow Justin Rattner shakes hands with 3-D image of onstage guest at the Intel Developer Forum. Rattner predicts that high-quality 3-D video will someday soon be consumed in the privacy of your own living room.

Science fiction becomes reality: Intel wireless demonstration shows light bulb powered without wires. Magnetic fields are used to broadcast up to 60 watts of power for short distances: approximately two or three feet.

Intel Research's Personal Robotics project aims to develop useful robotic assistants for indoor, populated environments. To transition robots from structured, assembly-line scenarios to more natural, unstructured environments requires advances in perception, reasoning under uncertainty, and human-robot interaction. Intel’s efforts have led to an extremely competent mobile manipulation platform: Herb, the Home Exploring Robotic Butler.

Manufacturing innovation: Intel's 300mm 45nm wafers are used to make its newest dual and quad-core processors that are made up of hundreds of millions of the company's new 45nm transistors with Hafnium-based high-k metal gate silicon technology.

Light Peak is the code name for a high-speed optical cable technology to connect electronic devices to each other, delivering data at high speeds. Light Peak enables users to connect multiple devices, including peripherals, workstations, displays, disk drives and docking stations, all through one port.

A technician walks down the long hallways in one of Intel's semiconductor fabrication plants. In the United States, Fab 32 in Arizona includes 184,000 square feet of clean room space, which is approximately equal to the size of three U.S. football fields, and will make millions of Intel's 45nm high-k metal gate processors.

Healthcare innovation: The Intel® Health Guide offers interactive tools for personalized care management and includes vital sign collection, patient reminders, surveys, multimedia educational content, and video conferencing and alerts.

The new classmate PC blueprint is the latest innovation and educational tool for parents and teachers to use technology, computers and Internet access to better educate students around the world. The second generation Intel-powered classmate PC offers different choices to manufacturers to tailor laptop models for a variety of education needs.

The new classmate PC blueprint is the latest innovation and educational tool for parents and teachers to use technology, computers and Internet access to better educate students around the world. The second generation Intel-powered classmate PC offers different choices to manufacturers to tailor laptop models for a variety of education needs.

Finding tomorrow's innovators: All 40 finalists from the 2009 Intel Science Talent Search, America's most prestigious science research competition for high school seniors.