Sony's New Patent Lets Camera Pixels Share Storage to Capture More Light
Sony is patenting a way to link neighboring pixel circuits in a camera sensor so they can pool their charge-storage capacity —…
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Sony is patenting a way to link neighboring pixel circuits in a camera sensor so they can pool their charge-storage capacity —…
Every time a digital camera converts light into data, it creates electrical noise that can corrupt nearby pixels. Sony's new patent describes…
Every OLED screen has a dirty little secret: the wires that carry image data also accidentally push and pull on the pixels…
Folding a screen once is hard enough — folding it twice, without the surface cracking or creasing unevenly, is an entirely different…
Samsung is patenting a pixel design that essentially bounces light back through the sensor's detector instead of letting it escape — a…
Samsung Display has filed a patent that physically separates the chip controlling a screen from the screen itself — both sitting on…
Every pixel on your screen sits at a resting voltage between frames — and Samsung thinks setting a different resting point for…
Samsung Display is patenting a way to slot a specially chosen material directly into the cushion layer beneath a display panel —…
Ever noticed how a big LED video wall sometimes looks like it was assembled from mismatched parts — some tiles brighter, some…
Getting a microscopic light-emitting chip to land in exactly the right spot on a display panel is one of the hardest manufacturing…
Samsung Display is patenting a way to stack multiple electrodes inside a single pixel, with protective and insulating layers sandwiched between them…
Samsung is working on a phone that folds twice — not once — and the most interesting part isn't the extra fold.…
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