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From dancing spiders to flying bicycles, this year’s Intel Developer Forum debuted futuristic projects that will change the way people learn, play and experience the world.

“There’s never been a better time to be a developer,” Intel CEO Brian Krzanich told a sold-out room of engineers, scientists and makers of all stripes at the Intel Developer Forum (IDF) in San Francisco.

With new devices coming to market, and ever-evolving developments in computer software and hardware, Krzanich said that computing is, maybe more than ever before, ubiquitous.

“In just about everything we do, computing is there with us.”

He said that as computing becomes more personal, three assumptions are driving innovation:

Sensification, where computers will increasingly be able to see, hear and touch; Smart and Connected, where with the increase in the Internet of Things, more and more everyday items will become smart and responsive; and Extension of You, where everything gets personal, from wearables to other responsive tech.

In a keynote packed with a flurry of live demos and special guests, Krzanich showed that so many forms of new and emerging technology has been, is and will continue to be powered by Intel.

Developers, he said, have “a fantastic set of opportunities to bring disruptive products to market.” For one of those opportunities, Krzanich brought onstage reality-show maestro Mark Burnett, who announced America’s Greatest Makers, a new multi-platform reality show competition for makers.

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