UK To Exploit Wireless Spectrum
Posted: 29th Apr, 2004 By: MarkJ
Super-fast broadband networks, CCTV cameras that see through clothing (not infringing on personal privacy a bit that one!) and body scans are just a sample of the proposals in the Foresight project's new report:
The report was compiled by the Foresight project, a group of scientists and business people charged by government with finding new opportunities for science and technology.
According to Professor Will Stewart, the expert adviser to the Foresight project, the potential of using the spectrum in new ways is massive.
"We have more control over electromagnetics than we ever had before and it enables us to do things with the spectrum that will be for the benefit of real people," he said.
The project is government sponsored and could lead to some very interesting innovations. More @ BBC News Online.
The report was compiled by the Foresight project, a group of scientists and business people charged by government with finding new opportunities for science and technology.
According to Professor Will Stewart, the expert adviser to the Foresight project, the potential of using the spectrum in new ways is massive.
"We have more control over electromagnetics than we ever had before and it enables us to do things with the spectrum that will be for the benefit of real people," he said.
The project is government sponsored and could lead to some very interesting innovations. More @ BBC News Online.
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