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Exclusive: Rad Power Bikes ‘resetting’ to refocus on its electric bike customers, more physical stores

April 12, 2022
, the leading electric bicycle company in North America, is restructuring its operations to cut costs and double down on the customer experience of its hundreds of thousands of e-bike riders. Helping to lead new changes, Rad Power Bikes has also onboarded a new president and chief operating officer Phil Molyneux, who previously served as president and COO of Sony Electronics and President of Dyson…
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Toyota launches bZ4X electric SUV with starting price of $42,000

April 12, 2022
Toyota has now officially launched the bZ4X, its first all-electric vehicle in a long time, in the US and announced a starting price of $42,000. The Japanese automaker already unveiled the bZ4X electric SUV last year, but the big piece missing was the price in the US. Today, Toyota announced that the bZ4X is coming to US dealership this week and that the MSRP is starting at $42,000: “Coming…
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Researchers Develop a Way to Let Any Camera See and Calculate Depth

April 12, 2022
Researchers have developed a novel way to give any modern digital camera the ability to calculate depth with a low-power and compact optical device. With its ability to gauge depth by sending out pulses of light and measuring its return time, LiDAR – which stands for “light detection and ranging” – has been a game-changer for everything from car manufacturers that deploy them to…
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Innovative Canon Design Sinks Heat Through a Camera’s USB-C Port

April 12, 2022
Canon may have known cameras like its R5 have a tendency to overheat, and a new patent design shows that the company has created a unique external heat sink design to help keep them cool. Cameras that are more dedicated to shooting video like the Panasonic S1H or even Canon’s R5 C have built-in active cooling to help keep the processor and other camera circuitry cool while filming.
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