A new technology for Huawei integrates reality with imagination in the phone

Imagine many science fiction writers in the future where humans develop unprecedented mastery of visual creativity, beyond the limits of space and time, and so that the real picture in their phones collect information and interactions from different environments.

Today, fantasy is a reality, with Huawei unveiling its latest Cyberverse technology at its developer conference on August 11.

Lu Wei, chief camera engineer at Huawei, describes CyberVersion as an advanced and innovative technology that integrates the virtual world with reality, by connecting users to space and data through spatial computing, giving Huawei mobile users a completely new interaction mode and an unparalleled visual experience.

Lowe says that thanks to the development of camera technologies, mobile phone capabilities have developed to sense the world. Cybervers has great potential, including high-resolution 3D map, spatial computing, better sensing and understanding of scenarios, and a very realistic image display.

Together with the 5G architecture, which brings together multiple cloud sources in a single line, this technology will help build a virtual world integrated with reality and deliver a valuable new service.

Spatial computing is a precise location sensing technology that evaluates all mobile phone scenarios with a 1 degree margin of error.

With the launch of CyberVersion, Huawei unveils a new world seamlessly integrated with reality, and also provides a comprehensive development architecture for developers and partners, inviting them to build this new digital world together.

We predicts that Cybervers will be used in public places such as tourist attractions, museums, smart university spaces, airports, high-speed railway stations and commercial buildings.

He adds that it is estimated that before the end of 2019, five test sites will be prepared covering a range of application scenarios, and Cybervers will be used in 100 sites before the end of the second quarter of 2020, and in 1,000 sites by the end of the same year.

With the development of CyberVersions, an entirely new visual service and a seamless interactive experience will integrate virtual worlds with reality for users. This will have a huge impact on how we interact with our mobile phones, and the experiences they bring.

Huawei will partner with partners to bring digital technology to everyone, at home and in the organization for a fully connected intelligent world.