[iwar] interesting...

From: Fred Cohen (fc@all.net)
Date: 2001-07-12 08:29:23


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Source: http://www.us.net/signal/CurrentIssue/July01/spray-july.html 
July 2001 )SIGNAL Magazine 2001 
Spray-on Antennas Make Their Mark 
Experimental technologies offer elegant, inexpensive solutions. 
By Henry S. Kenyon

Researchers are studying applications and materials for creating radio 
antennas that are sprayed onto a surface. Made from commercially available 
materials, these devices consist of a conductive substance sprayed over a 
template with a radio aerial pattern on it. The antennas can be applied 
directly to walls, windows or fabric shelters, allowing military commanders 
and relief workers to set up communications networks quickly. 

Transporting, establishing and maintaining radio systems for military and 
humanitarian operations is often a logistics balancing act because of weight 
and space considerations. The ability to use any convenient surface as a 
mount for an aerial provides planners with additional flexibility when 
deploying in areas that are devastated or lack infrastructure. The Defense 
Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA), Arlington, Virginia, is 
considering a number of possible applications and techniques for using 
spray-on antennas. 

[FC - Those of you who know about "The Thing" - a device placed by the
Soviets in the US embasy in Moscow - is this the next opportunity for Things?]


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