Here’s what a Oppo live screen camera looks like on a smartphone
The square area at the top of the screen where the camera is present can seen both when the display is on or off.
OPO held the Inauguration 2019 Conference, which announced and presented the latest developments. In particular, the reality technology promoting smart glasses.
In addition, attendees shown a working version of the smartphone, which equipped with a sub-screen front camera. It should noted that in the center of the screen. Ehere there is a square area where the camera is present, both can seen when the display is on or off.
The principle of this technology is that when you activate the front camera. The screen above the camera is transparent to allow more light to pass through.
Oppo has not yet announced when a commercial smartphone manufactured by this technology will go on sale, but it is evident that this will not happen before 2020.
A second glance at the under-display camera tech at the OPPO INNO 2019 Conference. Notice how the semi-transparent camera area has been slimmed down. It's much less obvious now. #OPPO pic.twitter.com/RO6tQWrZGD
— Abdul Q. (@AndroidSaint) December 10, 2019
Another smart phone maker introduced its smart glasses
Opo glasses use a fuzzy camera, sophisticated viewguide technology, and 3D models created can interact in pseudo virtual space.
At the Invitational event in Shenzhen, Oppo announced smart glasses with the added reality of technology and the ability to create 3D models in space.
In addition, the device is equipped with a surround sound system that supports games as well as enhanced reality services. The Oppo Optible device is just like any other AR headset we’ve seen with companies like Magic Leap.
Glasses use fuzzy cameras, sophisticated viewing technology, and 3D models created can communicate in pseudo virtual space.
Our very first on-stage demo of #OPPOARGlass at OPPO INNO DAY 2019! #CreateBeyondBoundaries ? pic.twitter.com/v9N5PPEdOy
— OPPO (@oppo) December 10, 2019
The Chinese smartphone maker is already working on augmented reality elements of content for its glasses, games and other products.
And another clip:
Here's a short look at the AR Glasses that OPPO showed off today. #OPPO pic.twitter.com/0nXuY6pSyG
— Abdul Q. (@AndroidSaint) December 10, 2019
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