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Ferrari has just received a patent for developing a new steering system for a more accurate feel.
Until now, the creation of a small, high-performance, low-cost, and low-cost battery generation has always been a target of research for scientists around the world.
While all current camera sensors are flat, Sony has developed a new imaging sensor, the CMOS sensor ... curved.
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Researchers from the University of North Carolina have developed dual-band ultrasound devices that can help detect dangerous artery plaques that cause heart failure.
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Airbus has announced plans to build a smaller aircraft powered by hybrid electric motors, similar to the current approach by automakers.
BMW has just announced that it is developing a Direct Current (DC) charging technology that uses DC to shorten the charging time of its electric vehicles.
A study published recently by Oxford University found that more than 47% of jobs in the US are threatened to be completely replaced by computers in the next few decades.
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