Sony aims to expand use of sensor technology in robotics, self-driving cars
It is set to post its highest-ever profit this year on strong sales of image sensors
Tokyo
SONY Corp is poised to report its highest-ever profit this year on strong sales of image sensors after years of losing ground in consumer electronics and hopes to develop the technology for use in robotics and self-driving cars as competition heats up.
The results will mark a significant turnaround for the conglomerate, once famed for leading the world in consumer gadgets such as its Walkman music player, but now finding a new focus on image sensors and gaming.
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