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Researchers at ETH Zurich University have developed a new type of pixel, which are small units that make up images in cameras and screens.
This technology is distinguished by its ability to capture light and control the way it is reflected and its direction, instead of simply measuring its intensity as traditional pixels do. How does this technology work?
We learn more in this report.
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