Intel had one of the coolest presentations at this year's CES, when
it brought BMX riders, skateboarders, and free-runners alongside its CEO
Brian Krzanich on-stage for its keynote speech earlier this week.
The action-packed performance was done to showcase its new
button-sized chip, Curie, which can be attached to a sports device or
the athlete's body to trasnmit data about their performance.
Intel sees a future where Curie is used in all sports, for both
professionals and amateurs, to enhance the entire sports
consuming experience.
"With Curie, we believe we created what’s going to change the world
of sports," Krzanich said. "It's the start of a dramatic revolution in
sports."
For example, snowboarders can mount Curie on their snowboards and see
real-time data about their speed, jump level and distance, as well as
the number of spins its does. TV broadcasters can display that data in
real-time, and let the viewers have a more engaging experience, too.
http://www.businessinsider.com/intel-curie-could-change-entire-live-sports-experience-2016-1
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