Pioneering Industrial Automation with Wireless Networks Wireless communication has powered industrial automation for over 30 years, starting with the remote control of guided vehicles and cranes. Standardized technologies like wireless LAN and Bluetooth have streamlined real-time data transfer, high-bandwidth video, and remote security. Eliminating costly cable infrastructures has reduced expenses and boosted flexibility, driving widespread adoption across industry and government sectors.
Electromagnetic Forces Shaping Wireless Signal Transmission Electromagnetism turns alternating currents into radio waves, forming the backbone of wireless transmission. Radio signals travel at the speed of light, reflecting, bending, and combining from multiple paths before reaching the receiver. Encoding and modulation techniques add extra bits to the signal, ensuring reliable recovery of data across various frequency bands such as ELF, VHF, and UHF.