Johan Godfroid, a tech designer based out of Belgium, created a revolutionary operational system that greatly improves smartphone cameras.
It does this by connecting to the case of the device, which allows it to closely adhere to the camera on the outside. Once it's attached, Johan Godfroid's operational system provides a 120 degree wide-angle image, which allows it to take an image that can later be subdivided into two images.
Additional features track the camera and offer infrared images, bringing more depth and accuracy to the scenes that are captured by it. Simple in appearance, Johan Godfroid's operational system is user-friendly and highly functional -- bringing a new level of quality to the images conveniently taken by one's smartphone.
Smartphone-Connected Camera Enhancers
Johan Godfroid's Operational System is a Part of CES 2017
Trend Themes
1. Smartphone Camera Enhancers - Opportunities exist to develop innovative devices that can enhance the capabilities and image quality of smartphone cameras.
2. Wide-angle Image Capture - There is a growing demand for wide-angle lenses and systems that can capture high-quality images on smartphones.
3. Enhanced Image Tracking - Innovation in image tracking technology can greatly improve the accuracy and depth of smartphone camera scenes.
Industry Implications
1. Mobile Accessories - The mobile accessory industry can explore the development of camera enhancers and attachments for smartphones.
2. Consumer Electronics - Companies in the consumer electronics industry can tap into the demand for innovative smartphone camera systems and technologies.
3. Photography Equipment - The photography equipment industry can innovate by adapting their products to enhance smartphone camera capabilities.