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Infrared technology could enable superfast wireless communications
Manish Kanaujia | Mar 29 2007
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To enable high-speed wireless communications and to spot hidden explosives and chemical or biological weapons researchers from University of Utah has finally discovered the possibility to attach far infrared light or terahertz electromagnetic radiation.
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