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13 MOTOROLA, INC.
Motorola is creating value for stockholders by devel-
oping new platforms for future growth. Motorola
Labs has consolidated the enormous talent through-
out the company’s research organizations.
Examples of the exciting breakthroughs from
Motorola Labs include the world’s thinnest func-
tional transistor using a new class of semiconductor
materials called perovskites. It will enable future
chips to be faster and more powerful while consuming far less
power. With new image sensor technology,a single fingerprint
could replace the personal identification number (PIN) used to
gain access to information and devices in the computing, wire-
less communications and financial industries. Motorola is
helping to develop a biochip-based device for rapid diagnosis of
life-threatening bacterial infections. The goal is to produce an
inexpensive, disposable
microfluidics device that
could perform genetic
analysis in doctors’ offices
and hospitals.
FORWARD FASTER DRIVING THE DIGITAL FUTURE
Linking People’s Dreams With Technology’s Promise
WIRELESS JOY for a grandmother can mean
sharing in the excitement of a new life, in real
time – being there without actually being there.
21,807
The number of patents Motorola
holds worldwide.