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Apple was observed to be laying the foundation for this when it bought the Israeli firm PrimeSense for $360 million, Apple Insider said. PrimeSense once partnered with Microsoft, producing the motion-controller Kinect for the Xbox game console in the process. The building, according to AppleInsider, would house 800 to 1,000 employees, many of whom were acquired when Apple purchased flash memory maker Anobit and motion sensing company PrimeSense. It will employ some 800 to 1,000 workers, including many former members of Anobit, the flash memory firm Apple bought in late 2010, along with employees formerly of motion-sensing firm Primesense, which Apple acquired in late 2013. VP of Hardware Johny In 2013, Apple acquired Israel-based PrimeSense, the company which originally created the motion sensors used by the Microsoft Kinect Xbox accessory, for $345 million. Google is also experimenting in the VR space, having given away the Cardboard Bosch Security System, FLIR System Inc., Infineon Technologies AG., Nikon Corporation, Occipital Inc., Panasonic Corporation, Primesense Ltd, Red Digital Cinema Camera Company, PELCO By Schneider Electric, Soft kinetic, and Sony Corporation. Complete “What is Apple looking for in Israel? A possible answer lies in the companies it’s already bought: Anobit Technologies Ltd. and PrimeSense Ltd., two microprocessor chip design firms,” Hirschauge reports. “Apple has also hired most of the Israeli .

The building will house 800 employees who worked for flash memory maker Anobit and motion sensing company PrimeSense, both of which were acquired by Apple. Apple also has a significant corporate presence in Israel, with additional research and development After extended rumors, speculations and denials, Apple Apple has finally confirmed acquisition of PrimeSense, an Israeli-based pioneer in 3D sensor technology. Much of the news coverage has been on speculation as to whether the deal was for $350 million or When PrimeSense founder Aviad Maizels put a prototype of a 3D sensor on a chip in front of Microsoft in 2006, he had no idea it would lead to the biggest turning point in the Israeli startup's history. Four years later, its partnership with the Redmond For years, technologies like Apple’s Siri and Google’s Google Now have been flying blind, awoken by the spoken command of their users. If Apple acquires PrimeSense, perceptual computing may finally open its eyes. Reports from Israel’s Calcalist .