A joint research team from KAIST and MIT has developed an ultra-compact optical device whose individual pixels can be independently controlled using only electrical signals. Image generated by ChatGPT ...

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Mitsubishi unveiled the next-generation Pajero for several North American dealers during a meeting in Chicago. The Japanese automaker also showed the completely redesigned Outlander, but the models ...

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Mitsubishi may not generate the same headlines in North America as some of its Japanese rivals, but that isn't stopping the automaker from planning to enter one of the most competitive segments. The ...

A new study from MIT researchers could help to enable next-generation lidar sensors that are compact, durable, and have no moving parts. The key advance is a novel design for a silicon-photonics chip.

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If you’re driving a beloved older vehicle, like a reliable sedan from the early 2000s, or a classic weekend cruiser, you’re likely missing out on one of the most underrated safety features of the ...

Mitsubishi Electric Corp. is reportedly planning to sell its automotive equipment business. A Bloomberg report said the vast conglomerate plans to solicit bids for the unit, citing people familiar ...

The NIMA Gluten Sensor is the first handheld device designed to detect gluten in food for people with celiac disease who rely on a gluten-free diet. Anna Gragert Senior Editor, Health and Home Anna ...

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