Mantis Vision is developing 3-D scanning technology that could end up in lots of tablets.
Stacking components from two LCD panels more than doubles the pixel density of a video display.
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It may be decades before autonomous vehicles can reliably handle the real world, experts say.
Medical data is a hot spot for venture investing and product innovation. The payoff could be better care.
A prototype sensor saves power by using transistors that never fully turn “on.”
New research shows a decline in the electricity used by all the electronic devices in U.S. homes.
Apple may soon start selling scratch-proof iPhones with sapphire screens. Here’s how to bring sapphire to almost all portable electronics.
Google X’s project to study human health is no Apollo 11.
Advances in machine vision will let employers, governments, and advertisers spot you in photos and know exactly what you’re doing in them.
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