At least one iPhone will have a rear-facing 3D depth cameraThat's according to Fast Company.
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Fast Company has added to rumors the next iPhone could contain a 3D depth camera.
The tech will be powered by a laser from San Jose company Lumentum.
At least one iPhone will feature the new technology.
A report from Fast Company claims that at least one new iPhone this year will feature a rear-facing 3D depth camera powered by San Jose company Lumentum's laser technology.
According to the report:
At least one of this year's iPhones will feature a 3D depth camera on its back, a source with knowledge confirms to Fast Company.
The camera—actually a laser, sensor, and software system—emits light to measure the distance between the phone and various objects and surfaces in front of it. This detailed depth information will enable new photo and video effects, as well as better augmented reality experiences.
iPhone engineers have been working on the rear-facing, or "world facing," 3D camera for at least two year...
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At least one iPhone will have a rear-facing 3D depth camera
