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The human eye could guide vision of self-driving cars
Researchers developed a light-sensing photomemristor that mimics human eye adaptability to brightness changes, potentially improving self-driving cars and robots in mixed lighting. The device uses titanium oxide and PEDOT:PSS to adjust sensitivity automatically, achieving over 95% accuracy in identifying objects under varying light conditions.
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