A little device called a car radar sensor, usually tucked behind the front plate or automaker emblem, helps with features such as cruise control and collision avoidance. And thieves want them.

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Full vehicle autonomy has been about two years away for a decade or more, but at CES 2026—as happened at its past umpteen predecessors—we got a preview of promising new technologies that claim they’ll ...

SINGAPORE—The Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF) has selected the Saab Giraffe 1X radar to replace its Portable Search and Target Acquisition Radar (PSTAR) for low-level air defense missions.