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Apple plans under-screen sensors to include both Touch ID and Face ID

Apple plans under-screen sensors to include both Touch ID and Face ID
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Apple plans under-screen sensors to include both Touch ID and Face ID - Future Apple Hardware Discussions on AppleInsider Forums

Apple plans under-screen sensors to include both Touch ID and Face ID - Future Apple Hardware Discussions on AppleInsider Forums
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Future Apple Ring may detect what the user is holding & alter gestures to suit

Apple is investigating how an Apple Ring could interpret the wearer s gestures, or provide extra functionality to other devices such as the Apple Pencil. Apple is really keen that your devices know exactly exactly where you are. The company is increasingly using Ultra Wideband (UWB) to help iPhones locate each other, and it s previously looked at how self-mixing interferometry (SMI) sensors can detect people. Now there s Self-Mixing Interferometry-Based Gesture Input System Including a Wearable or Handheld Device, a newly-revealed patent application. It s still concerned with locating and tracking, but this time it is specifically about using SMI sensors in a wearable such as a ring.

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Future Apple Ring may detect what the user is holding & alter gestures to suit - General Discussion Discussions on AppleInsider Forums

We may all end up wearing multiple Apple Ring devices Apple is really keen that your devices know exactly exactly where you are. The company is increasingly using Ultra Wideband (UWB) to help iPhones locate each other, and it s previously looked at how self-mixing interferometry (SMI) sensors can detect people. Now there s Self-Mixing Interferometry-Based Gesture Input System Including a Wearable or Handheld Device, a newly-revealed patent application. It s still concerned with locating and tracking, but this time it is specifically about using SMI sensors in a wearable such as a ring. The patent application attempts to cover all possible wearable devices, but then concentrates on what Apple describes as a device where the housing defines a closed ring configured to receive a finger.

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Apple investigating ultrasonic sensors to authenticate user voices

New research reveals that Apple is looking at how to make Siri detect particular voices, and also determine their location, solely through vibrations. Two newly-revealed patent applications show that Apple is investigating different ways that devices can detect people, or interact with them. The major one would have Siri able to recognize individual people and their spoken commands without the device needing a regular microphone. Self-Mixing Interferometry Sensors Used to Sense Vibration of a Structural or Housing Component Defining an Exterior Surface of a Device, is concerned with using self-mixing interferometry (SMI). SMI involves detecting a signal resulting from reflection [or] backscatter of emitted light from a device.

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