iPhone 6S it is as accurate as a scale, and the video clip below demonstrates this as clearly as possible, the tomato in the image weighing 141 grams, it being displayed both by the scale and by the new Apple terminal.
The other day I told you that iPhone 6S can weigh objects using 3D Touch, and if then we only saw a percentage displayed regarding the weight of the object, today we see that even the weight of an object can be displayed by the application created especially for this functionality.
The initial version of the application was modified to be able to play the grammage the object placed on the iPhone 6S screen to be weighed by 3D Touch, but for now the system only works with certain fruits that have a very thin skin, a potato, for example, cannot be weighed.
Considering that now we only see rudimentary versions of one system through which various objects can be weighed using 3D Touch, if this app code is improved, in the future we could weigh a much larger variety of objects using the iPhone 6S screen.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SytXwjGGikA
The weight of the objects is rendered by measuring the space it occupies on the screen and the pressure you apply on it through 3D Touch, and the first demonstration shows us that the measurements are quite accurate, even if the application code is not perfect for now.
3D Touch in the iPhone 6S will be able to be used in the future to weigh objects in a much simpler and more accurate way than before, but everything depends on how the developers will be able to improve the current code for the application presented in the clip.
What do you think about this application to weigh objects through 3D Touch and how useful do you think such functionality would be in the future for the iPhone 6S?
