THE PHONE WITH 300,000 SENSORS IS HERE!



Last week Vivo announced their latest and the tech-trending innovation in the smartphone industry; the TOF: Time Of Flight 3D-Scanner.

This comes packed in a phone which is still under development by Vivo and was only permitted for a quick sneak-peak.

This Bleeding-edge advancement could lead to exciting innovations in this field.

VIVO PHONE AT MWC SHANGHAI:THE VERGE
The VIVO Phone at MWC SHANGHAI: The Verge

At the Mobile World Congress held in Shanghai this week, Vivo revealed it's rather hefty phone that still is a prototype implementation.

This phone, as told by Vivo has over 300,000 sensors to accurately detect the each and every detail of your face and then represent it in 3D.

REPRESENTATION OF THE NEW VIVO PHONE
Representation of the New Phone

It might be the future of Face Recognition lock system, the first of which was revealed by Apple in 2017 implemented in their iPhone 10 (X) model.

Although this phone at first was pretty bulky but considering it was a prototype implementation, this might change after time.

Vivo also announced that this model will be able to detect your face from 3 metres away, however this wasn't seen in real.

This type of 3D modelling will find applications in not only Face unlock but also in AR apps and facial navigation.

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