New 'Ultra Thin Pixel Lighting Module' wins CES 2026 Innovation Award. Silicon optical components reduce thickness by 71%, offering customers greater design freedom. Delivers diverse text and animated ...

Light-based computing just got a surprising new ally: a material that behaves like both a liquid and a crystal. For years, researchers have been racing to build computers that run on photons instead ...

As global economies evolve, large-scale industrial growth becomes more important than ever. Material transportation efficiency, access to interior and coastal waterways, and site preparation for ...

Swave Photonics, the true holographic display company, today announced that its Holographic eXtended Reality (HXR) Spatial Light Modulator has been selected as an Honoree for the CES® 2026 Innovation ...

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Abstract: The extensive deployment of edge nodes for the Internet of Things (IoT) raises concerns about electronic waste, especially considering batteries for powering those edge nodes. Energy ...

Most Americans oppose President Donald Trump's decision to demolish the White House's East Wing to build a $300 million ballroom funded by private donations, according to a new poll. The ABC ...

A new drive-thru restaurant is set to replace the shuttered seafood spot on Route 9W in the town of Ulster after the Town Board gave the green light Thursday, Oct. 16. Plans call for demolishing the ...

Purity glycoLine PU: This new KraussMaffei recycling line and process for polyurethane (PU) was developed in with BASF, Rampf and Remondis. It uses a twin-screw ZE BluePower extruder in a continuous ...

Collin Wallace wanted a snack. Specifically, he wanted one delivered to his classroom during lecture (he had long lectures). This was 2006, when delivery was mostly limited to a few types of food, and ...

The Expert Myth is the widely held but often incorrect belief that a direct correlation exists between the sheer volume of a person's specialized knowledge and the accuracy or quality of their ...