IHS Markit compares different triple-camera configurations found in modern smartphones:
IFNews posts Credit Suisse comparison of optical under-display fingerprint sensors with ultrasound ones:
Credit Suisse writes: "We also believe the proliferation of front-facing 3D-sensing for biometric identification will remain slow in 2019-20, given higher BOM cost and lack of other uses besides unlocking the device. Nevertheless, there will still be few new smartphone models adopting front-3D-sensing in 2019, as well as potential adoption for non-smartphone applications such as cleaning robot, smart doorbell, refrigerator, etc.
For the rear-3D-sensing with ToF camera, our checks indicate several Android smartphone brands have been developing this feature and could see a few flagship models adopting this in 2019, although there is doubt regarding the cost and end-application. However, we do not expect iPhone to adopt ToF camera in 2H19 models (it’s more likely to happen in 2H20), based on our checks on equipment delivery, supplier qualification, and capacity-build plans. We also do not expect 2H19 iPhone to adopt under-display fingerprint-sensing as there has been limited activity in the supply chain."
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