
Vivo Develops Smartphone with Drone Hybrid
Rancakmedia.com - In the following, we will provide information about Vivo with hybrid drones. This Chinese company has filed an extraordinary patent for a Vivo smartphone with a flying camera.
The camera can be removed from the smartphone, after which it can fly into the air to take the most imaginative shots from various angles.
The patent dubbed “Electronic device” was filed in December 2020 for Vivo Mobile Communication with the World Intellectual Property Office (WIPO) (WIPO). Today, July 1, 2021, a 20-page document has been made available to the public.
At first glance it looks like an ordinary smartphone. At the bottom, however, an additional compartment has been built in, which houses a covert camera system with dual cameras, three infrared proximity sensors, four propellers and an extra battery.
The camera system pulls out of the housing and can be completely removed along with the mounting bracket. The mounting bracket, with an integrated fingerprint sensor, can be removed from the small camera system.
The camera system can then fly into the air, due to the attached propellers being able to take photos from a greater distance. With infrared sensors, the distance to nearby objects can be determined to prevent collisions during flight.
In the air, the flying camera is able to change orientation to maintain added flexibility when recording. There is no information in the documentation whether Air Gestures will be supported, although it is assumed that the operation will be performed on a smartphone.
However, it is said that one camera will be placed above, the other camera will be positioned in front by placing the camera in a different place, consumers will still have the opportunity to capture from various points of view. The third and fourth cameras are available as options.
Airselfie camera for Vivo Drone Hybrid aerial photos
Maybe this idea is not entirely new. There are already so-called airselfie cameras available, for example, check out this product from Air Pix on Amazon which is also featured in the image above.
According to a 2018 report from LetsGoDigital, the Samsung display gadget is also equipped with four propellers to fly. Nonetheless, Vivo is the first smartphone manufacturer to opt for a camera drone that can be placed inside the phone itself.
Therefore, the Air Pix model's camera has to be smaller than 10 cm and as a result it will never fit inside the smartphone cover. On the other hand, it has the obvious disadvantage of wind turbulence which will affect image clarity if the camera system is designed too small or too light.
Vivo's Gimbal stabilization system can help here, Vivo has been putting some surprise smartphones on the market over the years. Consider the cutting-edge Nex series, featuring the Vivo NEX 3 and the Nex Dual Display smartphones.
Following in the footsteps of its sister businesses OnePlus and Oppo, the company is now looking to expand into Europe. Several Vivo phone models are currently on sale in Europe. Vivo cellphone 200 MP with drone camera.
To further increase brand recognition, the company has also become an official sponsor of EURO 2020. Many will see Vivo X60 marketing displayed during every European Championship game, on the many LED signage around the playing field.
This is the first smartphone from Vivo to use a camera system co-designed with Carl Zeiss, a German lens manufacturer. Only time will tell if a flying camera smartphone from the Chinese manufacturer will hit the market. After all, it can provide the exposure it needs.
Conclusion
A Chinese company has filed a patent for a smartphone with a flying camera. The camera can be removed from the phone and fly into the air.
There are already so-called airselfie cameras available in the market, from companies like Air Pix and Air Pix. The Vivo X60 is the first smartphone from Vivo to use a camera system co-designed with Carl Zeiss, a German lens manufacturer.
The company has also become an official sponsor of EURO 2020 and its marketing will be featured at every European Championship game.