New Apple A13 SoC configuration, Apparently, R1 (t2006) will be functionally similar to the M-series

In the period prior to the launch of the iPhone 11 series today, a leak suggests that Apple will add a new coprocessor to the 2019 iPhones, according to a MacRumors report.

Reportedly, the co processor has received the code name R1 and Rose and will be part of the new Apple A13 SoC configuration.Information about the coprocessor was found in an internal build of iOS 13. Apparently, R1 (t2006) will be functionally similar to the M-series motion co-processor that most existing iPhones use, however, the new co-R1 The processor is supposed to be more advanced, which will provide a more accurate picture of the iPhone's location.

The current M-series coprocessors collect data from integrated accelerometer sensors, gyroscopes and compasses and download the collection and processing of sensor data from the main chipset. The new R1 coprocessor will apparently add a series of new data sources to the mix. The Rose coprocessor will add support for an inertia measurement unit (IMU), Bluetooth 5.1 features, ultra-wide band (UWB) and camera sensor data (including motion capture and optical tracking) to not just say where the device but also merge this sensor data together to find lost Apple tags and assist in the processing of occlusion of people from ARKit. Given the overlap in the collection and processing of sensor data, the Rose coprocessor can replace the motion coprocessor of the M series,