Sentences with phrase «illuminator all»

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Leone explains that the accessory uses a structured light near - infrared projector combined with other sensors — an RGB camera, infrared camera, near - infrared illuminator and two RGB LEDs — to create a 3D map of the user's face.

Face ID uses a flood illuminator, infrared camera and dot - matrix system to detect, map and verify your face, and all that supposedly happens instantaneously.

Every time you glance at your iPhone X, the TrueDepth camera system will detect your face with the flood illuminator, even in the dark.

This area is dubbed the «TrueDepth camera system», and it is made up of a flood illuminator, infrared camera, front camera, and a dot projector.

The FaceID mapping system works using three components — a TrueDepth camera, a dot projector and a floodlight illuminator.

This area is dubbed the «TrueDepth camera system», and it is made up of a flood illuminator, infrared camera, front camera, dot projector, proximity sensor, ambient light sensor, a speaker, and microphone.

The TrueDepth camera system comprises of an infrared camera, flood illuminator, dot projector, 7MP camera, and usual sensors like proximity, microphone, and ambient light sensor.

TrueDepth camera system uses a load of tech to power Face ID: flood illuminator, infrared camera, front camera, dot projector, ambient light and proximity sensors.

As seen in the leaked images, there is a rectangular cut out on the top of the display that hosts sensors including flood illuminator, infrared camera, front camera, dot projector, proximity sensor, ambient light sensor, speaker, and microphone.

«There's a ton of tech packed into that small area... including an infrared camera, a flood illuminator, the 7 - megapixel front camera and dot projector.

Face ID «revolutionises authentication on iPhone X, using a state - of - the - art TrueDepth camera system made up of a dot projector, infrared camera and flood illuminator, and is powered by A11 Bionic to accurately map and recognise a face».

There's a ton of tech packed into that small area on the front of the phone, including an infrared camera, a flood illuminator, the 7 - megapixel front camera and dot projector.

The front - facing camera module now contains an infrared camera, flood illuminator, proximity scanner, ambient light sensor, speaker, microphone, 7 - megapixel camera, and dot projector.

Apple today confirmed the iPhone X will feature facial recognition technology dependent upon a new «true depth camera system» including an infrared camera, flood illuminator, dot projector, and proximity sensor.

Both have backside - illuminator sensors (BSI) and are capable of taking 1080p videos.

The TrueDepth camera system is what's housed inside the iPhone X notch and is composed of the front - facing camera, dot projector, flood illuminator, infrared camera and the 7MP camera.

The notch on the iPhone X houses the TrueDepth camera along with the Infrared camera, Dot Projector, and Flood Illuminator all designed to boost the Face Recognition feature.

Rather than a single camera, it's actually a cluster of components: a proximity sensor, ambient light sensor, infrared camera, flood illuminator, 7MP camera, and the dot projector.

It combines an IR system with front camera and flood illuminator that emits a light at your face to recognize you even in the dark.

This technology makes use of a dot projector, infrared camera, and flood illuminator.

Face ID is Apple's new biometric unlocking mechanism that it's introducing with the iPhone X. Using the front - facing cameras, an infrared camera, flood illuminator, and a dot projector, the iPhone scans your face with techniques like depth mapping in order to tell if it's really you.

There's also an IR camera, RGB camera, and a near - infrared illuminator all of which is enclosed between two RGB LEDs.

Often referred to as «the notch», Apple's official terminology calls it the «sensor housing», as it encloses the following components — an infrared camera, a flood illuminator, a dot projector, ambient light sensor, proximity sensor, along with a front - facing camera, earpiece and speaker.

It's also Shock Resistant, 200M Water Resistant, Auto LED Super Illuminator, 5 Daily alarms with Flash Alert, 48 - City World Time, and Multi-Home settings for worldwide touring.

There's a whole range of beauty functions to enhance your selfies, as well as the option for a front illuminator to aid with pictures in low - light.

Also, Apple's iPhone X has a notch because the company has packed in an array of sensors on the front, including the TrueDepth camera, Infrared Camera, Flood Illuminator, Dot Projector.

The iPhone X's TrueDepth front - facing camera is taking the selfie world by storm, with its infrared camera, flood illuminator, proximity sensor, ambient lights sensor, 7 - megapixel camera, and dot projector.

Face ID revolutionizes authentication on iPhone X, using a state - of - the - art TrueDepth camera system made up of a dot projector, infrared camera and flood illuminator, and is powered by A11 Bionic to accurately map and recognize a face.

By using the front - facing camera, an infrared camera, a flood illuminator, and a dot projector, the iPhone X scans your facial features and creates a profile for Face ID to recognize.

The TrueDepth camera system is responsible for that and it is equipped with a dot projector, infrared camera and flood illuminator, and is powered by A11 Bionic to accurately map and recognize a face.

The TrueDepth camera system uses a bunch of IR sensors and flood illuminator to create a mathematical model of your face.

The new TrueDepth camera system, made up of an infrared camera, selfie camera, flood illuminator and dot projector, captures your face and then processes the image using Apple's new neural engine.

The top notch of the iPhone X includes the infrared camera, ambient light sensor, flood illuminator, proximity sensor, speaker, microphone, front camera and dot projector.

Apple uses a bevy of new hardware to capture this 3D facial map — including a dot projector, traditional front - facing camera, flood illuminator and infrared camera.

FaceID is enabled by a True Depth camera system, equipped with an infrared camera, flood illuminator, dot projector and more all packed into the top of your iPhone.

Apart from the 7MP camera, Apple has also hidden a bevy of IR sensors, dot projector, and flood illuminator in the notch of the iPhone X which is used scanning a user's face and other key points like their eyes and nose.

Apple is planning a significant investment in LG Innotek to secure supply of 3D sensing modules for next - generation iPhone and iPad models expected to launch this year, according to Korean website The Investor.iPad Pro render by Benjamin Geskin and rough mockup of iPhone X and iPhone X PlusThe upfront payment could be worth as much as around $ 820.9 million, which LG Innotek would use to build additional facilities for production of 3D sensing and camera modules for mobile devices, the report claims.The 3D sensing modules assembled by LG Innotek, including the flood illuminator and dot projector, are key components of the iPhone X's new TrueDepth camera system, enabling features such as Face ID and Animoji.The investment would make sense given Apple plans to launch a refreshed

And yes, there is no depth sensor, flood illuminator or dot projector embedded within this notch like the iPhone X.

To recap, the flood illuminator covers your face with infrared light.

LG Innotek will supply 3D sensing modules that include a flood illuminator, dot projector, and other key Face ID components.

Apple has built a Flood Illuminator into the TrueDepth camera to make sure there's always adequate infrared light to take a scan of your face.

The array consists of a 7 - megapixel camera sensor, an infrared camera, a flood illuminator, and a dot projector.

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She works with all the haste of a medieval illuminator.

Her variation on earth art is an array of stones dolled up with foundation, bronzer and L'Oréal Paris True Match Lumi Liquid Glow Illuminator.

View of Guerrilla Girls X Illuminator Collective's projection of «Dear Billionaire Art Collector» on the Whitney Museum, May 2015.

New York — The Morgan Library & Museum announced today the acquisition of an extremely rare manuscript leaf by the finest and most original illuminator of the Dutch Middle Ages, the Master of Catherine of Cleves.