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Engineered randomness enhances connection speed and precision in next-generation wireless systems
The next generation of wireless communication will move into signal frequencies even higher than those of today's 5G systems, ...
Scientists generate both even and odd terahertz light frequencies, opening new paths for high-speed communication, imaging, ...
Researchers have developed a technology that uses the radio frequency of WiFi signals to generate wireless green energy that could power small electronic devices without the need for a battery. If the ...
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An effective way to eliminate the problems caused by dead zones is to install a distributed antenna system (DAS)—technology ...
Editor’s note: Tom Snyder, executive director of rapidly growing Raleigh-based RIoT and a thought leader in the emerging Internet of Things, is the newest columnist to join WRAL TechWire’s list of top ...
Researchers have developed a technology that uses the radio frequency of WiFi signals to generate wireless green energy that could power small electronic devices without the need for a battery. If the ...
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