Enhanced Technologies for Cameras & Mobile Devices Patents Available from ICAP Patent Brokerage
New York, NY (PRWEB) February 17, 2015 -- ICAP Patent Brokerage announces for sale patents disclosing unique systems that provide higher resolution images, more efficient construction of modules, or a compact and mobile solution for digital imaging on electronic devices, available from Samsung Techwin Co., Ltd. This portfolio is offered as part of the Internet of Things IP Auction, with a bidding deadline of April 23rd, 2015.
“With an early priority date from 2003, this is a valuable portfolio for manufacturers of phone camera lenses or camera module integrators, as well as consumer electronic products and automakers,” says Dean Becker, CEO of ICAP Patent Brokerage.
Key Characteristics & Benefits
With an early priority date from 2003, these assets disclose a unique combination of image sensor modules, sliding structures, and lens systems that provides higher resolution images, more efficient construction of modules, or a compact and mobile solution for digital imaging on electronic devices. The portfolio is directed to methods and apparatuses for enhanced phone camera modules, including:
1. Nine patents directed to a lens system. These address reduction of an entire length, correction of distortion, increase in viewing angle, high resolution power, securing similar optical performance with fewer lenses, and reduction of variation of resolution power in automatic zooming, etc.
2. Six patents directed to the structure and driving mechanism of the lens module. These allow for the minimization of the size of an optical system, auto-focus or zooming module, cost-saving of materials, and facilitation of electrical connection, etc.
3. Four patents directed to the sliding structure. These address compact size with less thickness, reduction of friction, increase in sliding stroke, user convenience, smooth sliding operation, and better readability of a key pad, etc.
4. One software patent addresses improvement of user convenience in combining images for panorama image.
This patent portfolio is highly applicable to phone camera lens manufacturers and camera module integrators. Further, the camera module technology, covered by portfolio, is now expanding its application to other products such as tablets, laptops, televisions, CCTV cameras, wearable devices, robotics and medical devices, and vehicle telematics through applications such as front and rear-view cameras and advanced driver-assistance systems.
Forward citing companies include Acer, Apple, Blackberry, Canon, Correlated Magnetics Research, Flextronics International, Fujifilm, Fujitsu, Genius Electronic Optical, Hon Hai Precision Industry, Kantatsu Co, Kolen Co, Konica Minolta, Largan Precision Co, LG, Logitech, Nokia, Newmax Technology Co, Optical Logic, Olympus, Panasonic, Qisda Corporation, Samsung Electro Mechanics Co, Seiko, Sharp Co, Sony, and Tessera.
See the technical description of the enhanced camera IP sales offering.
For more information:
Contact Michelle Tyler of ICAP Patent Brokerage at (650) 741-4117 or via email at michelle(at)icapip(dot)com.
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