Mobile phone cameras have long been a differentiator in competition between brands, and the professionalism and resources they are starting to bring to bear means that the value of high-end smartphones is rising. AND Samsung wants to continue to innovate in this regard.
Business Korea reports that Samsung is working to incorporate more artificial intelligence capabilities into its camera sensors. And it looks like we might get some crazy features as a result of this integration. In particular, Samsung apparently wants to offer image sensors capable of capturing the invisible by 2027.
But what is the invisible?
One similar technology Samsung could use is that of other brands, namely FLIR cameras that can capture thermal energy.
Other brands such as Huawei They offer a special sensor that helps take fluorescent photos in combination with a regular camera.
The 2020 OnePlus 8 Pro also had a color filter camera that accidentally provided limited x-ray vision, allowing users to see through clothing.
Business Korea He did not specify whether the technology would even reach smartphone camera sensors. Thus, these future camera sensors are likely to be used in other segments such as automotive, medical and industrial.
The publication adds that Samsung has also set a long-term goal to offer “humanoid sensors” that can imitate human feelings.
Previously, Samsung announced its desire to offer camera sensors with the resolution of the human eye (from 500 to 600 MP).
Source: Digital Trends
