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Harald Haas: Drahtlose Daten von jeder Glühbirne

Filmed Jul 2011 • Posted Aug 2011TEDGlobal 2011
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Was wäre, wenn jede Glühbirne auf der Welt in der Lage wäre Daten zu übertragen? Bei TEDGlobal demonstriert Harald Haas das erste Mal ein Gerät, mit dem das möglich ist. Durch das Flackern einer einzelnen LED, das so schnell ist, dass es das menschliche Auge nicht wahrnehmen kann, überträgt er deutlich mehr Daten als ein Funkmast - effizienter, sicherer und weiter reichend.

Harald Haas is the pioneer behind a new type of light bulb that can communicate as well as illuminate – access the Internet using light instead of radio waves. Full bio »

Translated into German by Felix Patotschka
Reviewed by Alex Boos
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