Apple designs 'airbag' for iPhone to prevent falling, laser sensor determines distance

The iPhone is undoubtedly one of the products made by smartphone technology, but the application of a large number of glass and soft metal materials makes the iPhone extremely fragile. If you accidentally drop your iPhone on the ground, there will often be a lot of repair costs behind the crisp and sweet glass breaking sound.　　 Now, a new feature of Apple may help daredevils: the electronic device protection device that takes effect when your electronic device falls down.u0026rdquo;, it sounds like an airbag in a car.　　According to US documents, this feature of Apple is somewhat similar to a previous patent by Amazon boss Jeff Bezos. Jeff Bezos' patent is to add an airbag-like device around the electronic product, and the airbag will open when it is dropped. And this function of Apple utilizes various sensors, and there are more and more ways to save electronic products. At the moment of falling, the sensor senses an unexpected acceleration of gravity, and the processor will instantly select the way to save the electronic product through the data from the sensor, including the card position on the earphone jack, and the counterweight that adjusts the center of gravity of the mobile phone. 'Wings' and even airbags. This patent is likely to be used on a variety of electronic products, not just the iPhone, Apple's documents also show applications in a variety of electronic products.　　 It is worth mentioning that Amazon Jeff Bezos mainly uses acceleration sensors to determine whether electronic products are in free fall, and uses laser sensors to determine the distance to the ground. Once determined, air will be ejected from the jet holes to adjust the posture of the electronic product, and air bags will be popped around the electronic product to cushion the impact of landing. (The above is edited and compiled from the Internet by the stainless steel metal laser cutting machine, see www.gnlaser.com for details)