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Next Generation In-Display Touch ID To Make Use Of Pin Hole Camera Array

by Ian Chee
May 18, 2019
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It looks like Apple has its plan in place to improve the implementation of its Touch ID tech. Patently Apple reports that the company was granted a new patent that describes a new in-display fingerprint scanner tech. This new tech makes use of pin hole cameras under the display.

The published patent also includes photos of a working prototype of the new hardware. This suggests that Apple is getting close to actually implementing the new tech in its upcoming devices.

It also looks like the tech described by Apple’s patent won’t need precise placement of the finger for the prints to be read. This is unlike most other current implementations of the in-display fingerprint sensor, which requires rather precise finger placement.

All that said, it doesn’t looks like new Touch ID tech will be making it in time to be part of this year’s iPhones. Forbes speculates that it is more likely to make its way into the devices of 2020.

(Source: Patently Apple via Forbes)

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Updated 7:42 pm, Sat, 18 May 19
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