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Intel Day: Cool New Research Projects From the Chip Giant

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At Intel Day 2009 at the Computer History Museum, the company demonstrated a variety of research projects, including a system for object recognition that looked like a step towards Terminator-style heads-up displays. Senior writer Darren Gladstone was a willing victim, and he also spent some of his day looking at collaborative techologies for classrooms.

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