Apple unveils unique imaging system for iPhone and iPad next year

NEW YORK (Reuters) – Apple plans to develop a camera system for iPhone and iPad phones next year so users can enjoy augmented reality by 2020, according to a new Bloomberg report.

According to the BGR report on the Bloomberg report, the company will provide its next phones and iPad with a laser imaging system, in order to capture the dimensions of the elements located in front of the camera's lens with great precision. So it's easy to create 3D models of these items in front of you on the phone screen. Users will thus be able to more easily enjoy applications with improved AR features, so that they can place virtual elements on the walls of the room in front of them on the screen of their phone captured by the lens of the camera. 39, camera.

The report also states that Apple will provide one of its phones that will arrive this year three lenses to the back of the phone, which will probably be the developed version of the phone for the iPhone XS Max , so that the lens offers the user a better level of zoom zoom, wider field of view.

In addition, the report confirmed that this year's iPhone phones will carry the next generation of TrueDepth field-depth technology and that FaceID capture technology will become more accurate and faster.

It is expected that the rate of circumvention of the fingerprint sensor in the new phones will be reduced in order to enhance the security of the user's privacy on his phone.