Japan's NTT Docomo uses invisibility cloak tech to fix 5G reception
Japanese mobile operator NTT Docomo has opened up on its endeavors to make sure 5G and successor wireless technology generations continue to function, despite humans – or perhaps the companies that employ them – insisting they work indoors.
Windows and other elements of modern buildings are hostile to the high frequency radio waves used to carry signals from smartphones and other wireless kit.Higher wave frequency brings on increased signal attenuation and so the problem is only expected to get worse as humans progress from 5G into 6G. The Japanese mobile giant reckons the solution is modified windows. It has therefore explored two new approaches to fenestration – the art of window design.
The first involves changing the material within the window. NTT teamed up with American window manufacturer YKK AP to launch a test of an aerogel-infused signal permeable window prototype.
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