Apple has purchased PrimeSense, an Israeli company that specializes in motion-detection technology, for $350 million, an Apple spokeswoman said.
The spokeswoman, Kristin Huguet, confirmed the deal late Sunday, Haaretz reported Monday.
PrimeSense, founded in 2005, uses depth-sensing that identifies such things as hand movements, The Times of Israel reported.
The Israeli company is best known for licensing chips used in Microsoft Kinect motion-sensing systems for the Xbox 360.
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