Samsung Patents a Camera Sensor That Fixes Motion Blur by Counting Individual Light Particles
Samsung describes a camera sensor that takes a burst of tiny snapshots, lines each one up with the moving subject, and stacks…
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Samsung describes a camera sensor that takes a burst of tiny snapshots, lines each one up with the moving subject, and stacks…
Most assistants beep, buzz, or talk when they need you. This OpenAI patent describes one that physically waves, nods, or rolls toward…
Sweat is a problem for heart-rate sensors. Shiny skin bounces light straight back and drowns out the faint signal of your pulse.…
Apple's Face ID system already uses invisible light to map your face in 3D. A newly filed patent suggests Apple is working…
Your phone's front camera is usually idle when you're taking photos with the rear lens. Samsung wants to put it to work,…
When your phone's wide and telephoto cameras look at the same scene, they can disagree on color, exposure, and tone. Apple's new…
Anyone who has filmed in front of an LED video wall knows the nightmare: a flickering, rippling interference pattern called moiré that…
Every time you zoom in on a phone camera, the software just magnifies whatever is in the center. Google is patenting a…
Your phone's camera often guesses wrong about lighting, turning a warm golden-hour photo into something flat and off-color. Samsung is patenting a…
Samsung has filed a patent describing a specific sequence of voltage switches inside an image sensor that could reduce the electronic noise…
AI upscaling is great at making low-resolution images look sharper, but it tends to fall apart when a scene is unusually bright…
When two cameras capture adjacent parts of a scene, they almost never agree on how bright or saturated the scene is. Nvidia's…
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