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New chip set to update Lidar and accelerate autonomous systems

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Researchers at MIT have developed a silicon-photonics chip that reduces signal interference in lidar systems, enabling wider field-of-view scanning without mechanical parts. This breakthrough enhances the reliability and capability of lidar technology, crucial for autonomous vehicles, drones, and smart infrastructure projects. The innovation could lead to more compact and cost-effective lidar solutions with broader applications.

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