5G as a wireless power grid https://t.co/GNfDxnWBRC User evolvesustain, in the EvolveSustain: News and innovations in global sustainability and cultural development. subreddit, 30 Mar 2021
I read this and was wondering if it could juice a Lora device: Unknowingly, the architects of 5G have created a wireless power grid capable of powering devices at ranges far exceeding the capabilities of any existing technologies. User jreddittwice, in the Long Range Wide Area Network subreddit, 28 Mar 2021
5G as a wireless power grid: Unknowingly, the architects of 5G have created a wireless power grid capable of powering devices at ranges far exceeding the capabilities of any existing technologies. Researchers propose a solution using Rotman lens that could power IoT devices. User GemelosAvitia, in the LosAngelesStonks subreddit, 28 Mar 2021
5G as a wireless power grid: Unknowingly, the architects of 5G have created a wireless power grid capable of powering devices at ranges far exceeding the capabilities of any existing technologies. Researchers propose a solution using Rotman lens that could power IoT devices. User 5t8ernard, in the 5t8ernard subreddit, 27 Mar 2021
Una razón más para la 4T el obstaculizar la adopción de arquitectura 5G en telecomunicaciones. Energía Fifí Neoliberal. User autmed, in the Mujico Mágico. Somos indios, pero de los finos. subreddit, 27 Mar 2021
The second comment contains the potential for the birth of a new sub. I admit that I’d love for it to exist. User American-Blitzkreig, in the Birth of a Subreddit subreddit, 27 Mar 2021
5G as a wireless power grid: Unknowingly, the architects of 5G have created a wireless power grid capable of powering devices at ranges far exceeding the capabilities of any existing technologies. Researchers propose a solution using Rotman lens that could power IoT devices. User Geoyogi108, 27 Mar 2021
Anyone want to share this one with Dave? User MisterCBax, in the All stuff EEVblog related subreddit, 27 Mar 2021
5G as a wireless power grid: Unknowingly, the architects of 5G have created a wireless power grid capable of powering devices at ranges far exceeding the capabilities of any existing technologies. Researchers propose a solution using Rotman lens that could power IoT devices. User worldnewsbot, in the News From Around The World subreddit, 27 Mar 2021
Deterrence Era style battery-free wireless power now possible. User TTVBlueGlass, in the The Three-Body Problem subreddit, 27 Mar 2021
Does this paper imply that an opportunity exists to hack into free energy to power our homes or devices? Are people already hacking the 5G network for power? User iamtherealandy, in the hacking: security in practice subreddit, 27 Mar 2021
5G as a wireless power grid: Unknowingly, the architects of 5G have created a wireless power grid capable of powering devices at ranges far exceeding the capabilities of any existing technologies. Researchers propose a solution using Rotman lens that could power IoT devices. User MarshallBrain, in the MarshallBrain - A place for people who love learning how everything works subreddit, 27 Mar 2021
5G as a wireless power grid: Unknowingly, the architects of 5G have created a wireless power grid capable of powering devices at ranges far exceeding the capabilities of any existing technologies. Researchers propose a solution using Rotman lens that could power IoT devices. User No_Cause2857, in the KfS: a sub for Bernie Sanders supporters subreddit, 27 Mar 2021
5G as a wireless power grid: Unknowingly, the architects of 5G have created a wireless power grid capable of powering devices at ranges far exceeding the capabilities of any existing technologies. Researchers propose a solution using Rotman lens that could power IoT devices. User Environmental_Fill76, 27 Mar 2021
5G as a wireless power grid: Unknowingly, the architects of 5G have created a wireless power grid capable of powering devices at ranges far exceeding the capabilities of any existing technologies. Researchers propose a solution using Rotman lens that could power IoT devices. User Erioph47, in the The Master of Electricity subreddit, 27 Mar 2021
5G as a wireless power grid: Unknowingly, the architects of 5G have created a wireless power grid capable of powering devices at ranges far exceeding the capabilities of any existing technologies. Researchers propose a solution using Rotman lens that could power IoT devices. User ChickenRoyal2756, 27 Mar 2021
5G mm-wave frequencies were adopted and allowed unprecedently high radiated power densities by the FCC User ZephirAWT, in the Science: Uncensored. Science with no political censorship by Mods subreddit, 27 Mar 2021
5G as a wireless power grid: Unknowingly, the architects of 5G have created a wireless power grid capable of powering devices at ranges far exceeding the capabilities of any existing technologies. Researchers propose a solution using Rotman lens that could power IoT devices. User MicroSofty88, in the /r/tech: Technological innovations and changes subreddit, 27 Mar 2021
5G as a wireless power grid: Unknowingly, the architects of 5G have created a wireless power grid capable of powering devices at ranges far exceeding the capabilities of any existing technologies. Researchers propose a solution using Rotman lens that could power IoT devices. User blaspheminCapn, in the Future(s) Studies subreddit, 27 Mar 2021
5G as a wireless power grid: Unknowingly, the architects of 5G have created a wireless power grid capable of powering devices at ranges far exceeding the capabilities of any existing technologies. Researchers propose a solution using Rotman lens that could power IoT devices. User blaspheminCapn, in the Tracking the Internet of Things subreddit, 27 Mar 2021
A study in Nature shows that 5G generates enough electricity to power low-profile IoT devices; suggests these devices can fit onto any surface User if_it_was_a_snake, in the hacking: security in practice subreddit, 27 Mar 2021
5G as a wireless power grid: Unknowingly, the architects of 5G have created a wireless power grid capable of powering devices at ranges far exceeding the capabilities of any existing technologies. Researchers propose a solution using Rotman lens that could power IoT devices. User mvea, in the Reddit Science subreddit, 27 Mar 2021