ARLA/CLUSTER: WiFi foi inventado na Austrália e os seus criadores querem o seu reconhecimento global

[João Costa > CT1FBF]

The originators of WiFi get further recognition

The ground-breaking Australian invention that led the way for global
WiFi has been added to a major exhibition that charts human history.

The CSIRO's 1992 wireless local area network test bed is now in ‘A
History of The World’ at the National Museum of Australia in Canberra.

The technology for high-speed wireless data transmission was developed
by researchers from CSIRO's then radiophysics division, and became a
commercial success. WiFi is now used in more than five billion devices
around the world, including computers, television sets and
smartphones.

Like lots of new technology a test bed was showed around the world, it
was hard work, including having it described by a major company as a
passing fad.

We now communicate via the ubiquitous technology that has changed the
way people live, work and play.

Jim Linton VK3PC