Main PageSamsung Galaxy S11 may copy Pixel 4's Motion Sense technology
One of the biggest new features of Google Pixel 4 is Motion Sense technology for gesture interaction with the smartphone. A patent recently filed by Samsung tells us that the company is developing something similar.
The South Korean submitted to the European Union Intellectual Property Office something called ISOCELL-Motion. According to the description, this technology can detect movements and can be applied on smartphones or tablets.
Google has incorporated a radar in Pixel 4 to enhance Motion Sense functionality. In the case of Samsung, Samsung should use an image sensor for the same purposes.
Given the different approach, it remains to be seen whether Samsung's technology will achieve the same results as Google's. Using an image sensor will depend on the smartphone's camera and may have a shorter range.
With the Galaxy S11 coming closer, this could be a good vehicle to bring this technology to market. This would not be the first time manufacturers have copied competitor functionality to their next year's tops.
Remember that the Samsung Galaxy S4 has already brought a gesture navigation technology, as we see in Pixel 4. However, this approach did not have the intended success and was immediately discontinued.
That said, we have to ask ourselves if it really pays for Samsung to re-invest in technology. We know that over the years the technology is improving and better proposals are appearing in the market.
In any case, the filing of a patent does not mean that a company will make use of this technology. This document tells us that Samsung has studied the case, but it does not guarantee that the Galaxy S11 or other equipment will even make use of it.
The South Korean submitted to the European Union Intellectual Property Office something called ISOCELL-Motion. According to the description, this technology can detect movements and can be applied on smartphones or tablets.
Samsung will use an image sensor for motion detection
Google has incorporated a radar in Pixel 4 to enhance Motion Sense functionality. In the case of Samsung, Samsung should use an image sensor for the same purposes.
Given the different approach, it remains to be seen whether Samsung's technology will achieve the same results as Google's. Using an image sensor will depend on the smartphone's camera and may have a shorter range.
With the Galaxy S11 coming closer, this could be a good vehicle to bring this technology to market. This would not be the first time manufacturers have copied competitor functionality to their next year's tops.
Samsung has tried to introduce this technology to the market but to no avail
Remember that the Samsung Galaxy S4 has already brought a gesture navigation technology, as we see in Pixel 4. However, this approach did not have the intended success and was immediately discontinued.
That said, we have to ask ourselves if it really pays for Samsung to re-invest in technology. We know that over the years the technology is improving and better proposals are appearing in the market.
In any case, the filing of a patent does not mean that a company will make use of this technology. This document tells us that Samsung has studied the case, but it does not guarantee that the Galaxy S11 or other equipment will even make use of it.
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