Palm projection smartwatch coming?


As various technology companies file patents for the design of the next technology, we can predict what kind of products we will be able to use in the future. Samsung recently filed a patent for its upcoming smartwatch. Which shows that this smartwatch will have a projector built-in! The smaller screen in smartwatches compared to smartphones in general hinders its usability. The Samsung company has tried to find a solution by adding a projector to the smartwatch!

The wearer of this smartwatch will be able to project the screen of the smartwatch onto their palm. Hence, you can benefit from a display that is twice as large as the screen of a smartwatch. According to the description given in the patent, a number of lenses and LED emitters will be arranged on one side of the curved part of the smartwatch. Which will be able to project the things , images and videos displayed on the screen of the smartwatch on the upper part of the palm. Apart from mirroring the screen of the smartwatch, different information can also be seen on the upper part of the palm. Of course this whole thing is still at the patent stage. There is no clarity on when and if we will actually get a smartwatch with such a projector.

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