Samsung Patents a Camera Chip That Captures Sharp Detail in Bright and Dark Areas Simultaneously
Taking a photo in a room where sunlight pours through a window while everything else is in shadow is one of the…
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Taking a photo in a room where sunlight pours through a window while everything else is in shadow is one of the…
Samsung has patented a way to build air pockets directly into a camera image sensor, using a polymer that simply burns away…
Samsung is filing patents on a camera sensor that deliberately leaves tiny air pockets sealed inside its structure, and the reason comes…
IBM wants quantum computers to stop sitting idle between jobs. A new patent describes a system that carves a single quantum machine…
RFID readers are only as good as their antennas, and in a busy warehouse or store, a single antenna rarely covers everything…
Mobile GPUs typically finish one graphics job before starting the next, leaving parts of the chip sitting idle. Qualcomm's new patent describes…
Depth sensors can lie, and Sony wants a way to catch them in the act. This patent describes a system that measures…
Getting HDR video to look right on any screen is harder than it sounds. Sony is patenting a method that bakes the…
When you wear noise-canceling headphones and start talking, your own voice can sound oddly loud or hollow in your ears. Sony is…
Sony is exploring a game controller that charges itself using light, no cable required. The patent describes solar cells built directly into…
Getting a camera sensor's pixels smaller without wrecking image quality is one of the hardest problems in consumer electronics. Sony's latest patent…
Most cameras expose a shot by averaging three colors: red, green, and blue. Sony's new patent describes a sensor that does the…
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