It's actually hard to say. I think it's not only the innovation of technology but also the success of marketing. Personally, I think marketing still accounts for most of the reasons. First of all, after Huawei filed the patent in February this year,
before the launch of Huawei pro2, it released a photo of the moon taken with Huawei's mobile phone, which appealed to everyone's taste. People who are not interested in Huawei's mobile phone at ordinary times, because of a clear moon map, followed up the latest news of Huawei on major search websites in those days, which is enough to see the success of marketing.
second, it is certainly impossible to say that there is no technological innovation at all. Huawei is the most proud enterprise of Chinese people, and it can also be called a leader in technology. In the previous Sino-US trade war, we can also see the pride of Huawei, but this technology can not be said to be a complete innovation, nor can it be called a leap-forward development. Because we all know the relationship between the moon and the earth, naturally, we also know that
the moon will always show people on the earth a fixed face of its own, which will not change, and will change a little with the passage of time or other changes. So, in a nutshell, Huawei's technology is AI identification, and then it will be optimized to restore the appearance of the moon. This sounds and looks a bit difficult to understand. Friends who don't work in computer science and technology at all may think it sounds tall, but this one is actually similar to our beauty camera. It recognizes your eyes, nose and mouth, and then makes improvements according to what you like. So, in my opinion, in fact, the marketing component will be bigger.