AI Stack
Capabilities and model layers highlighted by the company.
01Core Ultra
02OpenVINO
03RealSense
Intel
PublicIntel powers the computing and perception technologies behind next-generation robotics and AI.
Founded 1968Undisclosed raised
Intel powers the computing and perception technologies behind next-generation robotics and AI.
Intel Corporation is an American semiconductor company founded in 1968 and one of the world’s leading developers of processors, AI accelerators, and computing platforms. While best known for its CPUs, Intel has expanded its role in robotics through edge AI computing, computer vision, autonomous systems, and strategic investments across the robotics ecosystem. Its robotics footprint includes Intel Capital investments in humanoid robotics companies, edge processors for autonomous machines, and the development of RealSense depth-sensing technology, which has become widely used for robotic perception and navigation. Through acquisitions, partnerships, and AI hardware, Intel provides much of the computing infrastructure that powers next-generation robotics and embodied AI.
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Cognex to Acquire RealSense for $500 Million
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