1. WIRELESS METAMATERIALS POWER Kierra Killinsworth Dr. Carl Rebman ITMG 100/ Sec 08

2. METAMATERIALS  Artificial materials  Move wave-lengths  Acts as “lens”  Focuses power

3. USES  Portable objects  Cell phones  Laptops  Music players  Larger Objects  Cars Cars  Airplanes  Trains

4. PROS V. CONS

5. ENDLESS POSSIBILITIES  Increasing power  Invisibility cloak Invisibility  Variety of patterns

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