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I'm out of a job: image quality testing has just been fully automated
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While most of us rely on online reviews when buying a phone, a lab has opened in Chongqing, China, where robots have taken over the responsibility of testing cameras. Chinese manufacturer Tecno and French photo test company Dxomark are here
TECNO, Dxomark open fully automated imaging lab that could change camera testing
Transsion Holdings subsidiary TECNO and the camera-testing gurus at Dxomark have unveiled what they’re calling a world-first: a fully automated imaging laboratory in Chongqing, China — officially named the TECNO Dxomark Joint Imaging Laboratory. Yup, they’ve essentially built a robotic system that can test and score a smartphone camera from start to finish without a human ever touching it. If you’ve ever bought a handset based on a camera review…
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