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The future of intelligent machines rests on innovation at the edge – the embedded technology that enables real-time sensing and processing for more dynamic decision-making.

Smart headlights may soon brighten America’s roads and safety prospects. Using pixelated light sources, sensors, cameras and sophisticated software to direct a vehicle's high beams, the headlights provide the optimal light for every driving condition, while eliminating blinding glare.

The TI Robotics System Learning Kit family – with the TI-RSLK MAX being its newest addition – is a low-cost robotics kit and curriculum for the university classroom that is simple to build, code and test with solderless assembly. 

On Sept. 12, 1958, Jack Kilby presented his invention: An electronic oscillator formed from a small slice of the semiconductor material germanium. The first integrated circuit was born, bringing with it the exponential growth of the electronics industry and the spread of electronic devices throughout every aspect of our lives.

Thanks to a partnership between our company, non-governmental organizations and some of the government schools in Bangalore, India, motivated students are embracing education as the path out of poverty and into a better future.

Voyager, Apollo, Mariner – these space missions may never have been possible without the invention of the IC. Jack Kilby's integrated circuit helped solve technological challenges of space flight by allowing engineers to put multiple electronic circuits on a small, flat piece of semiconductor material, saving weight and power.

Ultrasonic technology gives water meters installed in smart buildings and smart cities the ability to detect and localize leaks as small as one drop every few seconds. 

The United Way of Metropolitan Dallas touches the lives of one in five North Texans, and our company was recently recognized for playing a key role for ongoing support of the important work accomplished by the organization.