Camera Assemble Method on the iPhone 13 by Foxconn to Save Costs, Korean company delivers inspection equipment

 Foxconn using the 'Camera Assembly Method' on the iPhone 13. According to the technology news portal The Elek, Apple is going to change its camera module production process from the iPhone 13. Change of camera assembly method for iPhone 13-Korean company delivers inspection equipment to Foxconn

Camera Assemble Method on the iPhone 13 by Foxconn to Save Costs, Korean company delivers inspection equipment

According to the report in The Elek, Apple had previously purchased camera modules from various suppliers and assembled them on their devices. But now the Korean supplier HiVision Systems will supply Foxconn with "camera module inspection equipment".

This tool is used to check whether the wave management of many camera sensors is correct. Apple Reportedly Using New Method to Assemble iPhone Cameras in Effort to Save Costs

camera modules and sensors

In this regard, from now on, suppliers will no longer provide double or triple camera modules already assembled. Instead, the company will purchase camera sensors and assemble them as needed.

Until last year, Apple used to buy pre-assembled dual and triple-camera modules from its suppliers LG Inotech, Sharp, and O Film.

iPhone 13 huge materials ordered

Apple has so far ordered 90 million pieces of parts for the iPhone 13 from its suppliers. That figure is 20 percent higher than the iPhone 12, according to a report by The Elek.