Technology and the built world

Motorola Edge 60 series

The Motorola Edge 60 series is a family of mid-range Android smartphones from Motorola Mobility, launched from April 2025 with the Edge 60 Pro, Edge 60, and Fusion models.

Motorola Edge series

The Motorola Edge series is a family of Android smartphones made by Motorola Mobility, launched in April 2020 as the company's return to the flagship phone market.

Motorola Mobility

Motorola Mobility is a consumer mobile-device company that designs Motorola-branded smartphones. Formed in the 2011 split of Motorola, Inc., it was owned by Google before Lenovo bought it in 2014.

Motorola Moto

Moto, short for Motorola, is the consumer smartphone brand of Motorola Mobility, a Lenovo subsidiary based in Chicago, best known for its Moto G budget line.

Motorola Razr

The Motorola Razr is a line of mobile phones by Motorola, launched in 2004 with the ultra-thin RAZR V3 flip phone and revived as foldable smartphones in 2019.

Motorola Rokr E1

The Motorola Rokr E1 is a mobile phone released on 7 September 2005 by Motorola in partnership with Apple and Cingular, marketed as the world's first phone with iTunes.

Motorola Solutions is an American technology company headquartered in Chicago that provides mission-critical communications, command-center software, and video security for public safety and government, formed when Motorola split in 2011.

Motorola StarTAC

The Motorola StarTAC is a mobile phone released by Motorola in 1996, the first with a true clamshell design and the smallest, lightest phone of its time.

Motorola V60

The Motorola V60 is a clamshell mobile phone announced by Motorola in late 2001, an aluminum fashion phone with dual displays, sold in GSM, CDMA, and TDMA variants.

Motorsport Games Inc.

Motorsport Games Inc. is an American video game developer and publisher in Miami, Florida, founded in 2018, best known for Le Mans Ultimate and its former NASCAR games.

Motorway Incident Detection and Automatic Signalling

Motorway Incident Detection and Automatic Signalling (MIDAS) is a National Highways system that detects congestion on England's motorways and automatically sets signals and variable speed limits.

Motorways in Austria

Austria's motorways, known as Autobahnen, form a network of about 2,249 kilometers of motorways and expressways operated by the state-owned ASFINAG and financed by vignette, GO toll, and section tolls.

Motorways in Ireland

Motorways in Ireland are public roads designated as motorways under the Roads Act 1993, identified by M-prefixed route numbers and carrying the bulk of inter-urban traffic from Dublin.

Motorways in Switzerland

Motorways in Switzerland, or Nationalstrassen, are federally planned road networks managed by the Federal Roads Office. They feature tiered road classes and common A designations like A1.

Motorways in the Netherlands

Motorways in the Netherlands, known as autosnelwegen and designated with A-numbers, form one of the European Union's densest motorway networks, about 2,500 km long, mostly managed by Rijkswaterstaat since the first motorway opened in 1937.

Motorways of Pakistan

The Motorways of Pakistan, also called Pakistan Motorways, are a network of controlled-access toll highways managed by the National Highway Authority, starting with the M-2 from Lahore to Islamabad, opened in 1997.

Motovilikha Plants

Motovilikha Plants, also known as Мотовилихинские заводы, is a Russian artillery manufacturer in Perm founded in 1736, and the country's principal producer of multiple launch rocket systems.

Mott MacDonald

Mott MacDonald is an employee-owned engineering and development consultancy headquartered in London, with about 20,000 employees, known for the Elizabeth line and Thames Tideway Tunnel.

Mott memristor

A Mott memristor is a two-terminal resistive switching device in which a Joule-heating-driven Mott metal-insulator transition switches between resistance states, used in memory selectors and artificial neurons.

Mott memristors for probabilistic computing

Mott memristors for probabilistic computing are volatile devices built from Mott insulators such as NbO2 and VO2, whose stochastic switching generates random p-bits for probabilistic and Ising computing.

Mott neuromorphic devices

Mott neuromorphic devices are electronic devices for brain-inspired computing that use Mott insulators, whose abrupt metal-insulator transition enables fast, low-energy switching in artificial neurons and synapses.

Mott transistor

The Mott transistor is a field-effect device that switches by driving a phase change in a correlated electron system, typically a Mott insulator such as vanadium dioxide.

Motte-and-bailey castle

A motte-and-bailey castle is an early castle with an earthen mound (motte) bearing a wooden tower and an adjoining courtyard (bailey), dominant in England after 1066.

Motubrain

Motubrain is a World Action Model for robot control released on 29 April 2026 by Chinese AI company Shengshu Technology, jointly modeling video prediction and robot action generation.

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Mount Amel Castles

Mount Amel Castles (قلاع جبل عامل) is a group of five fortified castles in Jabal Amel, southern Lebanon, inscribed on the World Heritage List in 2026.

Mount Arthur Coal Mine

Mount Arthur Coal Mine, commonly Mt Arthur Coal, is BHP's open-cut thermal coal mine near Muswellbrook in New South Wales, the largest coal mine in the state.

Mount Bold Reservoir

Mount Bold Reservoir is South Australia's largest reservoir, a 46.4-gigalitre storage on the Onkaparinga River about 45 minutes south of Adelaide, built between 1932 and 1938.

Mount Erebus disaster

The Mount Erebus disaster was the crash of Air New Zealand Flight TE901, a sightseeing flight, into Mount Erebus in 1979, killing all 257 on board.

Mount Marion mine

Mount Marion mine (Mt Marion) is an open-pit spodumene lithium mine about 40 kilometers southwest of Kalgoorlie in Western Australia, jointly owned by Mineral Resources and Jiangxi Ganfeng Lithium.