Recently, a patent has just been registered by Apple showing that the Cupertino-based company is looking for a way to integrate “electronic systems” into components right on the iPhone, possibly the apple logo on the face. back of the machine.
It is known that depending on the arrangement, the “electrical systems” could be used to read the user’s fingerprint, measure the user’s heart rate or integrate other biometric sensors.
The patent describes that the ” electronic circuits ” would be placed inside ” multiple openings of the product where the placement is part of the logo to differentiate between devices “. Most likely Apple is looking to put some of the sensors inside the apple logo on the back of the device.
If it is possible to bring the heart rate or fingerprint sensors to the back, Apple can minimize the size and weight of future iPhones.
Theoretically, this location has enough space for the company to put ” electronic circuits ” here, and is capable of equipping many other health sensors for their iPhones.
According to iPhoneHacks, the patents refer to a number of biometric sensors that are quite popular today, such as heart rate monitors, fingerprint readers, and some sensors that recognize how responsive human skin is. integrated into the apple logo.
Future iPhones will be equipped with more biometric sensors, similar to the Apple Watch .
Like hundreds of previous Apple patents, it will take a long time for the company to realize its ideas, before going into mass production. However, with its ambition and vision, it is possible that Apple equips many users with health monitoring capabilities into the iPhone or iPad.