Antenna clothes help phone signal
Radio antennas that can be sewn directly onto clothes have been developed by US researchers. The team from Ohio State University created a prototype using plastic film and metallic thread.
The scientists reported in an IEEE journal that the system's range is four times greater than that of a conventional antenna worn on the body.
The technology could potentially be applied in a number of fields, but is primarily designed for military use. (more)
The scientists reported in an IEEE journal that the system's range is four times greater than that of a conventional antenna worn on the body.
The technology could potentially be applied in a number of fields, but is primarily designed for military use. (more)
