Inside Intel's insanely futuristic CES booth

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UpdatedThu, January 8, 2015 at 11:36 PM UTC

While Intel's biggest news at CES this year wasn't a processor or any of the futuristic products it powers, its booth is still packed with eye-pleasing, Edison-packing gadgets. You could take our word for it, or you could check out the 3D-printed prosthetics, robot spider dresses and digitally rendered sand people in the photo and video tours below.

For more from Intel and beyond, check out our 2015 CES Field Guide.

We’re not sure if Intel’s inside the prosthetic hands or the 3D printers that made them, but the expression on the gentlemen in plaid says it all: WHA?!?!

We’ve seen it before, but the 3D-printed robotic spider dress / automated defense mechanism is even more compelling in person.

It seems that 3D-printed robot dress wasn’t the only automated arachnid on hand.

With fitness and health trackers becoming a mainstay at CES, it’s become commonplace to see fit folks in spandex spinning, jogging and squatting for hours on end. How do they do that?

Almost as ubiquitous as fitness trackers on the show floor? Drones. Drones. Drones.

Intel showed off its depth-sensing RealSense camera tech with a room full of motion-controlled interactive software demos, including this one that turned attendees into digital sand people.

Intel's Insanely Futuristic CES Booth in Less Than 60 Seconds

Photos by Will Lipman, video by Blake Hamilton

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