In the last two years, we've showcased what Intel's RealSense technology can do for everyday scenarios and personalize computing like never before. With amazing outcomes and driving the robotics and drones scene, Intel has today unleashed more dev kits for creating even more amazing solutions.

Intel is reportedly working on a reference design for an augmented reality headset, and it will be support its RealSense 3D technology.

The Dell Inspiron 7000 AIO is a fairly sleek machine that wouldn't look out of place in your home or office. We take a closer look to see what it brings to the table. Hint: It can scan your face!

The Intel Invent 50 contest provides a platform for local polytechnic and university students to devise innovative solutions to solve societal problems. Last month, the finalists attended a two-day boot camp to learn more about what goes into creating a working product. HWZ was the official media partner and we were there to watch these budding inventors at work.

OSVR has announced the impending availability of a new Hacker Developer Kit and content discovery platform, the latter of which will make it easier for consumers and developers to discover new VR content.

3D scanning has always required specialized equipment. Microsoft wants to remove that barrier entirely and make it accessible for everybody with their MobileFusion app, which allows 3D scanning with any smartphone camera.

At the Intel Developers Forum 2015 in San Francisco, Intel and Razer have announced that the two companies are collaborating on a new Razer-branded RealSense 3D camera.

If you've always wished the Dell Venue 8 7000 was bigger, your wish has just been granted.

Intel showcased a trimmed-down version of its RealSense 3D camera on a 6-inch phablet smartphone at IDF 2015 in Shenzhen. Previously found only on desktops, laptops and tablets, Intel's 3D camera technology has finally made its way onto a smartphone, albeit in a prototype form.

We had some extensive hands on time with the Dell Venue 8 7000 tablet at Dell's launch event yesterday. As the world's thinnest 8-inch Android tablet, it still packs a lot of interesting capabilities, so here's a more detailed look at it.