In the early days of automotive engineering, a car’s "brain" was relatively simple. You had a basic electrical system, a few mechanical switches, and perhaps a primitive engine control unit. Fast forward to 2026, and modern vehicles have transformed into high-performance data centers on wheels. At t

In the high-stakes environments of outer space, nuclear power plants, and advanced medical imaging, standard materials often fail. When exposed to intense ionizing radiation, ordinary optical fibers darken—a phenomenon known as Radiation-Induced Attenuation (RIA)—rend

In the modern corporate and educational landscape, "plug and play" is no longer just a convenience—it is a requirement. As hybrid work models and smart classrooms become the standard, the hardware facilitating these transitions has moved into the spotlight. At the hea