Here's some sketchy info. intel RealSense come in two flavors Short Range (front) and Long Range (rear).
The SP4 has the front Short Range cameras but not the Long Range rear cameras.
Short-Range Camera
The Short-Range Intel® RealSense™ Camera F200 works best indoors at close range, where it can easily see your face, hands, and fingers and how they move. You’ll find the short-range camera in select all-in-ones, 2 in 1s, and laptops.
Short-Range Intel® RealSense™ Camera
The Intel® RealSense™ Camera F200 is actually three cameras in one—a 1080p HD camera, an infrared camera, and an infrared laser projector—to measure depth and enable the computer to read facial expressions and gestures and swap out backgrounds
To do any of the advanced stuff you'll need Applications.
not much of which is included in W10 (not implying it will be either, I don't know their plans) aside from Face Login.
Intel® RealSense™ App Showcase
Long-Range Camera
The Long-Range Intel® RealSense™ Camera R200 features a full-HD camera with depth sensing capabilities to create an image that enables you to execute 3D scanning and refocus objects in videos, and use selective filters with the touch of a finger. You’ll find the long-range camera in select 2 in 1s and tablets.
Long-Range Intel® RealSense™ Camera