KAIST Gadgets uses skin to transmit signals
Posted By: Vikas Shekhawat | Feb 20 2006
After bones, now it's turn of the largest organ of the human body to transmit signals wirelessly from digital gadgets. Encashing on the conducting qualities of the skin, which better than air in all respects, the Korean technology developed by KAIST is set to overthrow Bluetooth with price tag of just $ 5.
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Via: newlaunches
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