Exploring Data Transmission via Ultrasound as an Alternative Channel
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Summary
The article discusses the possibility of transmitting data via ultrasound as an alternative channel to traditional networks. It explores the concept of using sound waves for data transfer between devices.
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What if you need to get a few bytes from device A to device B and you don’t feel like making sure they’re both connected to the same network? Well, fortunately, another channel is available to us - sound, or for a more fun and less-audible experience, ultrasound.
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