According to the new technology, which according to its creators is already about to entrar the production phase, the hours for the notch are numbered.
Willy-nilly, Fear has been established in the mobile world for years. In Andro4all we have already explained what it is for, but in summary we perro say that it is the module that is located in the upper part of the screen that “cuts” the panel and where the front camera is located.
Some of them are really ugly, although manufacturers generally try to make them as seamless as possible in phones. What cannot be denied, however, is that wisdom is loved and hated in equal parts the days could be numbered.
A Canadian startup, responsible
The company is responsible for this It is of Canadian origin and is called OTI Luminonics. This company works on display materials for device manufacturers perro do without the notch once and for all, as reported by TechCrunch. To date, OTI Luminonics has received $55 million in funding.
This money will be used Bring your technology to mass production and the development of a second line of business that grew directly out of the first: the creation and development of a quantum computing platform powered by artificial intelligence. This platform was created in-house and is intended to be passed on to other technology developers such as y también.g Problem solving that comes from materials who they work with.
The OTI Luminonics technology is based on what is known as the “CPM pattern”, a new material that makes it possible to mezcle cathode screen technology with sensor technology in a single design. In this way The screen becomes one with the camera functions and other sensors, which also leads to energy savings. According to Michael Helander, the company’s director ejecutivo, none of this would be possible without their quantum computing platform.
The funding that the startup has achieved which come from very different sources: LG, Samsung and United Display Corporation are just some of the biggest names to be found on the list of investors. The same manufacturers appear to have approved the technology and from what has been gathered, It is ready to start production.