3D under-screen face recognition technology is about to be mass-produced! Huawei Mate flagship to use: Say goodbye to three holes

According to the news on July 9, blogger "Smart Pikachu" broke the news that 3D under-screen face recognition technology is expected to be mass-produced. By then, high-level face recognition can be achieved without the need for bangs, smart islands, three-hole holes, etc. According to reports, Huawei is testing related technologies and will adopt them in future models.

Currently, only the Mate series of Huawei adopts the 3D face recognition solution. In the future, the new flagship of the Mate series should be the first to be equipped with under-screen technology.

According to the news, the hardware design of the Mate 70 series has been basically perfected, and it will not be available until the Mate 80 series at the earliest.

Mate 70 series

will still adopt the three-hole solution like the previous generation, placing components such as face recognition and front camera at the top of the screen. This is also a helpless move under current technology.

If the technology is mass-produced, Huawei's Mate series will say goodbye to the three-hole punch and achieve 3D face recognition with a single punch-hole. It will even be combined with under-screen proactive technology to achieve completely hole-free 3D face recognition.

1. This is also the perfect iPhone screen form that Apple pursues. It was previously rumored that Apple will use under-screen Face ID in 2027 to achieve a complete full-screen effect without openings.

2. It is reported that Apple first started using Face ID facial recognition technology on the iPhone X in 2017 and continues to this day.
3. Huawei first used 3D structured light face recognition technology on the Mate 20 Pro model in 2018, but it also supports screen fingerprints and continues to this day.

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