The conceptual Google Pixel Vector smartphone has been designed by Ferdinand Aichriedler as a device that cleverly solves the problem of notches and holes that interrupt the front of most devices on the market. The smartphone features a display with rounded corners that allow the device to hide a camera lens along with 3D facial recognition technology to help highlight a screen that contains no interruptions. This design still enables the device to maintain a slim bezel, while keeping essential technology incorporated into the smartphone.
The conceptual Google Pixel Vector smartphone is rendered in several simply color choices including one with a fabric exterior and eliminates a multi-lens system on the rear in favor of a single camera.
Hidden Camera Smartphone Concepts
The Google Pixel Vector by Ferdinand Aichriedler is Refined
Trend Themes
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Hidden-camera Smartphone — Opportunity for disruptive innovation in the smartphone industry by implementing hidden-camera technology to create devices with uninterrupted screens.
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Rounded-corner Display — Opportunity for disruptive innovation in the display industry by creating screens with rounded corners that can incorporate hidden-camera technology.
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Fabric Exterior Smartphone — Opportunity for disruptive innovation in the smartphone materials industry by introducing fabric exteriors as a unique design choice.
Industry Implications
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Smartphone Industry — Opportunity for disruptive innovation in the smartphone industry by incorporating hidden-camera technology and rounded-corner displays.
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Display Industry — Opportunity for disruptive innovation in the display industry by developing screens with rounded corners and hidden-camera technology.
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Smartphone Materials Industry — Opportunity for disruptive innovation in the smartphone materials industry by introducing fabric exteriors as a distinctive design option.