Technology · 4 years ago

These 3D-Printed Objects Are Able to Transmit Data Wirelessly Without Any Electronics at All

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These 3D-Printed Objects Are Able to Transmit Data Wirelessly Without Any Electronics at All

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Technology · 4 years ago

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This University of Washington team is ushering in the era of Internet of Plastic Things.

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This is honestly one of the coolest things I have seen this month. Boggles my mind. Props to those who developed this Wifi Backscatter tech.
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  Yeah. From what I can tell from searching around for it is that it’s still mainly looked into in academia.

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