Heptagon offers smartphone camera for 3D imaging

May 27, 2014
The TrueD H2 array camera captures additional short-range depth information for gesture and user recognition, background removal, and enhanced imaging.

The TrueD H2 array camera is a 3D imaging and depth sensing microsystem for use in smart devices, such as a front-facing camera in a smartphone. It captures additional short-range depth information for gesture and user recognition, background removal, and enhanced imaging. Integration of image sensor, module, and optics allow a very small size.
Heptagon
Singapore
www.hptg.com

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