New Cameraphone Lens Under Development
May 23, 2005, 12:54 AM by (staff)
Canadian researchers have developed a new lens for cameraphones that would take clearer pictures while taking up less space. The new lens, which is much thinner than a piece of paper, is not made of glass or plastic like current lenses, but of a thin sheet of LCD crystals coated with a light sensitive compound. Tiny shocks of electricity can change the shape of the lens to adjust focus or zoom. The researchers are currently seeking partners to prototype and manufacture the lens.
Comments
Didn't Phillips come up with something similiar?
I remember there being test videos of the device which when electric current passed it would curve. The amount of current going through determined the amount of refreaction.
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Neat

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