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How RealSense went from an Intel shutdown candidate to a $600 million sale

Independence gave the Israeli-led computer vision company room to change its sales strategy, expand rapidly and pursue the robotics market.

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Intel let RealSense go. Now Cognex is paying $600 million to buy it

22.09.26|Sophie Shulman

The Haifa-based robotics company grew rapidly after its spinout 14 months ago, and its CEO says independence allowed it to pursue opportunities that would have been difficult to develop inside Intel.