Electromagnetic torque replaces bulky piezoelectric elements, reducing part count and manufacturing cost while maintaining compact form factor.
Reference surface alignment in a dual-barrel lens prevents looseness while maintaining reliable shake correction capabilities.
A movable optical element in an imaging module reduces the back focal length, shrinking the projection device size while maintaining high image resolution.
Indented sidewalls on a fixing part bypass wire members, preventing heat-induced deformation during connection and enabling compact camera module manufacturing.
Embedding a sub-millimeter femtoprojector inside the lens eliminates frame obstructions while projecting virtual content onto the retina.
A collector protector device reduces stress on current collectors during recoil by maintaining active electrode materials against the cell wall.