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Under display Cameras are the future

 Innovation in the smartphone industry has been increasing for the past few years. It went from including fingerprint sensors and facial recognition to having in-display fingerprint readers and now we are seeing more folding screens.

Under the display, cameras integrate a small rectangular area into the phone's display which uses a "special low-reflective glass with high transmittance." The front-facing camera sits under the display. It allows the screen to display imagery unhindered, but at the same time doesn't block light from reaching the camera when in use.

​Xiaomi and Oppo recently teased their under-display camera phones on Twitter. Giving us full display, they are trying to fit the front-facing camera on the screen itself.


  We’ll enjoy a truly bezel-less edge-to-edge full-view screen for content consumption. Under-screen cameras will effectively kill any need for a notch.


  ZTE Axon 20 5G is the world’s first phone to integrate its front-facing camera underneath the screen.


Credits: BharaniDharan K

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