A few weeks ago we mentioned that OnePlus will be launching its first showcase program at CES for the new 2020 year. This company He made it clear that this would be the first of a new family of devices, and that will work to put the table on the new OnePlus technology. However, it will not be the best public thought, they are simply suggestions to see where the technical point of the company is.
For a long time, OnePlus has been partnering with McLaren, the result of the birth of phones like the OnePlus 7T Pro McLaren Edition. These terminals are more powerful than OnePlus and have a McLaren-inspired start, but they are much smaller. However, as Wired explained, Concept One It is the first for OnePlus to incorporate technology gained in McLaren cars. Because of this, the OnePlus concept mobile can do something unseen to date: make your camera something invisible.
Invisible camera
We bring you #OnePlusConceptOne in order # CES2020, but you don't have to wait: you can get a sneak peek here, along with the spectacular "invisible camera" and color-changing glass technology. pic.twitter.com/elsV9DKctn
– OnePlus (@oneplus) January 3, 2020
OnePlus has announced on its Twitter account a short video in which some of the Concept One Yaku lines are displayed. It emphasizes especially that it will "have an invisible camera". Technically, the camera is in place, though because of its technology it is able to hide in the eyes of people. How do you do it?
OnePlus electrochromic technology benefits from McLaren, though it is also used in airlines
As explained in Wired, the OnePlus Concept One is really slow in automotive technology. Specifically, of The electrochromic glass of the McLaren 720S, with one of the biggest stars of the British company. The glass has a series of chemical structures that allow it change the color when the electrical charge is applied.
Besides the use of cars, It is also used in commercial aircraft like the Boeing 787-8 Dreamliner, which can control the light and solar power of its windows thanks to electrochromatism. So, the importance of the concept comes not only because it can be so amazing that a portable camera "disappears" when we don't use it, but because of the use of this kind of technology in the mobile world.
This technology involves a certain commitment, such as the energy required for the crystal to move from opaque to translucent, or the larger size involved in adding an electrochromic glass layer. A corded account that, according to OnePlus, the size of this camera (similar to the OnePlus 7T Pro) only increases a few tens of half, and that it works to use as little power as possible.
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