iPhone X are Face ID as a critical technology that is the basis of the new features of the new phone, and today we have the opportunity to see the people who created a key component of it. Tim Cook is visiting France these days and was in Normandy, where he visited a company called Eldim, based in the city of Caen, from where one of the key components used in Face ID by those from Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC),.
iPhone X offers the Face ID facial recognition system through a TrueDepth camera created by Asian companies, but according to the indications of those from Apple, and not only. Tim Cook presented in a picture one of the Eldim laboratories where some of the 42 employees who made possible the implementation of Face ID in the iPhone X work, Tim Cook thanking them for the work done for the company he leads.
iPhone X uses components developed by Eldim that make it possible to optically analyze the angular characteristics of users' faces, this functionality being key to Face ID. The people from Eldim have been working with Apple for over 10 years, and this constant collaboration made possible the launch of Face ID for iPhone X together with its advanced user facial recognition system.
iPhone X - here are the people who created Face ID
iPhone X are the development process of this function compared to that of sending one person per month, by the president of the French company Eldim. He says that this collaboration with Apple was a real adventure in the 10 years it took place, it being "sprinkled" with many moments in which there were technical difficulties, but they were overcome, and we will be able to enjoy Face ID in iPhone X.
iPhone X had the Face ID function largely kept secret by Apple, but Eldim has not been talked about at all until now, nor about what the company has developed for Apple. What Eldim offers for iPhone X and Face ID is extremely important, and Tim Cook's visit there confirms the major importance the company has for Apple, this may even lead to its purchase in the future.
"Eldim, based near the Normandy town of Caen, has been making various types of display technology for more than 30 years. More recently, this has evolved into making components that allow for "optical analysis of angular characteristics."
iPhone X is the most important smartphone of the moment, Face ID being a revolutionary function that will profoundly change the smartphone world in the coming years. Android manufacturers are already rushing to copy the Face ID functions from the iPhone X, but it remains to be seen how quickly they will be able to do this, considering that the software is very complex and the components are extremely difficult to find at the moment.
