The size of a button and designed specifically for wearbale devices, the Intel Curie module has been introduced by Intel.

The device is based on the company’s first purpose-built SoC for wearable devices and is expected to be used for Intel RealSense cameras, robotics, flying multi-copter drones and 3-D immersive experiences.

With the new micro-computer, Intel expects the creation of wearable gadgets to become easier and the gadgets to become slimmer and natural-looking.

Intel CEO Brian Krzanich said: "The rise of new personal computing experiences, intelligent and connected devices, and the wearable revolution are redefining the relationship between consumers and technology."

"Our goal with Intel technology is to help solve real problems and enable experiences that are truly desired by people and businesses.

"In order to do this, we must also do more to lead the growth of diversity and inclusion within the technology industry."

The chipmaker also announced a collaboration with eyewear brand Oakley, a 3-D collaboration with HP and also gave details about True Key, which is a new cross-platform application by Intel Security.