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Connect to Wi-Fi with Printed Plastics
January 18, 2018
Researchers at the University of Washington have combined 3D printing, conductive materials, and backscatter techniques to connect plastic objects and sensors to a wireless Wi-Fi network without using embedded electronics.
Battery-Free Wireless Sensor Technology
August 23, 2013
University of Washington Readies Fusion Spaceship
December 4, 2001


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