UltraPixel is a term often associated with camera technology, particularly in smartphones. It refers to a type of pixel that is larger than standard pixels, allowing for more light capture. This results in improved image quality, especially in low-light conditions, as larger pixels can gather more light and produce clearer, more detailed photos. The concept of UltraPixel was popularized by HTC in their smartphone cameras. By using fewer, but larger pixels, these cameras aim to enhance overall performance, providing users with better images without increasing the overall resolution. This technology focuses on quality over quantity in pixel count.