WIRELESS METAMATERIALS POWER

Kierra KillinsworthDr. Carl Rebman

ITMG 100/ Sec 08

METAMATERIALS

Artificial materials Move wave-lengths Acts as “lens”

Focuses power

USES Portable objects

Cell phones Laptops Music players

Larger Objects Cars Airplanes Trains

PROS V. CONS

Advantages Disadvantages

Range of Uses Cost

Caters to consumers at all levels Initial defects

Ease of use Number of devices needed

Eliminates pollutants ---

Encourages eco-friendly objects ----

ENDLESS POSSIBILITIES

Increasing power Invisibility cloak

Variety of patterns

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