Like a secret artist preparing the canvas for his masterpiece, LG Innotek is working on the under-screen camera technology, which is its share of important preparations for Apple's full-screen iPhone. Apple, the evergreen tree in the tech world, has always been in pursuit of innovation and excellence, and the full-screen iPhone is one of the ultimate goals it is pursuing. This move is seen as its preparation for Apple's full-screen iPhone. Apple, as a globally recognized technology company, has been leading the development of the global consumer electronics market with its constant innovation, excellence in product design and superior user experience. The full-screen iPhone has always been one of the ultimate goals pursued by Apple, and this time LG Innotek's R&D results will likely help Apple realize this goal.
According to industry sources cited by THE ELEC, LG Innotek has begun to develop an under-screen camera solution, with the apparent aim of competing for orders for Apple's "full-screen" iPhones. Like an actor preparing for a great performance on stage, LG Innotek is developing a special lens called a "free-form lens. LG Innotek is working on a special lens called a "free-form lens".
The design of this lens will be able to overcome existing problems such as insufficient light transmission, allowing the camera to capture clear, natural images in any environment. Currently, Apple has received UPC samples from related companies, but the evaluation results are not satisfactory. However, instead of giving up, LG Innotek has stepped up its research and development in an attempt to overcome existing problems such as insufficient light transmission.
It is worth mentioning that LG Innotek applied for patents related to the under-screen camera two years ago (the patent specification includes the term "free-form lens mirror"), which were disclosed earlier this year. These patents cover a variety of aspects such as optical systems, camera modules and mobile terminals, showing LG Innotek's R&D strength in under-screen camera technology.
The use of this transparent PI substrate will help increase the light transmittance of UPC and further enhance its performance.
Apple's full-screen iPhone, like a beautiful dancer, is slowly unveiling her face on the tech stage. Although her debut may take until 2027, her every dance step, every turn, is full of passion and anticipation. This dancer is the perfect application of under-screen camera technology. Her presence signals Apple's extreme pursuit of product design and user experience. Just like a carefully woven dance movement, every detail needs to be repeatedly polished and tested to ensure that it can be perfectly presented on stage.
And the process is like a marathon. Although the journey is long and full of hardships and challenges, every step is full of expectation and hope.
Overall, although LG Innotek and LG Display's research and development on under-screen cameras and display panels is still in its infancy, their efforts have given us hope for a full-screen iPhone. We have reason to believe that shortly, Apple will bring us even more stunning product design and technological innovation. As consumers, we just need to be patient and look forward to that day.
