In 2019, 3D imaging has become mainstream in mobile phone cameras. What started in 2016 with the first two smartphones using an Infineon 3D time-of-flight (ToF) imager has now become a major differentiator for mobile phone manufacturers. Today all leading smartphone brands have launched phones with 3D imaging technologies. They are using 3D vision to sense the world! Our latest REAL3 technology has helped to enable novel approaches in mobile authentication, computational photography and gesture control, and allowed users to experience augmented worlds. What has changed since 2016? Where are 3D mobile applications today and how will they improve with the next generation of 3D imagers? Let us guide you to shape the future of 3D imaging!
REAL3 Time of Flight: A New Differentiator for Mobile Phones
Session Speakers
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Walter Bell
3D Imaging Application Engineer, Infineon
Walter has been working for Infineon on REAL3 time-of-flight imagers for more than five years. He started as a 3D imaging test engineer in Austria before he moved to the Silicon Valley to support customers in the Americas with the implementation of 3D imager based applications. Together with 3D middleware partners, he is enabling new software applications and building new ecosystems. Walter holds a Master’s degree in Telematics Engineering from the Technical University of Graz.
