At the Mobile World Congress (MWC) trade show in Barcelona, Spain, this week, Chinese manufacturer Oppo unveiled its ‘SuperVOOC’ fast charging technology, as well as its ‘SmartSensor’ optical image stabilization (OIS) technology.

The highly impressive SuperVOOC fast charging technology introduced by Oppo has, according to the company’s claims, the capability to charge the battery of a mobile handset, from zero to 100 percent, in just 15 minutes. The claimed results were demonstrated by Oppo at the MWC event from a 2,500 mAh battery.

Introducing the new SuperVOOC fast charging technology, Oppo said that the technology works with standard microUSB cables as well as Type-C cables. However, the technology will be integrated only into Oppo handsets.

Meanwhile, the SmartSensor OIS technology announced by Oppo at MWC is being touted as the smallest optical image stabilization in the world. Unlike the standard smartphone OIS technologies which are lens-based, the SmartSensor is a sensor-based technology, with a sensor as thin as two paper sheets.

According to Oppo, the SmartSensor OIS technology will be capable of delivering better results than lens-based OIS technology, thanks largely to the fact that SmartSensor will provide three-axis image stabilization as compared to two-axis stabilization provided by lens stabilization systems.