wireless systems
Cable-free communication infrastructure
Wireless systems are technologies that transmit information—voice, data, or video—without physical cables, using radio waves, infrared, or other electromagnetic signals instead.
The term encompasses everything from Wi-Fi networks and cellular phone infrastructure to Bluetooth devices and satellite communications.
The building's wireless systems allow employees to work from anywhere on campus.
In technical contexts, wireless systems often refers to the engineering discipline concerned with designing and maintaining such networks.
- smartphonesHandheld touchscreen computers
- airplane modeDevice state blocking wireless signals
- data planCellular internet subscription
- Wi-FiWireless network standard
- mobile hotspotPortable wireless internet source
mesh network · Bluetooth · smart homes · smart speaker · antenna · signal strength · radio waves · router · cellular networks · LTE · telemedicine · 5G · modem · transceiver · industrial automation · wearable devices · satellite communication · base station
- military communicationsradio, walkie-talkie, radio operators, signal flags, morse code
- engineering fieldscivil engineering, chemical engineering, environmental engineering, materials science, robotics
- Building Techsmart buildings, smart homes, digital modeling, green roofs, energy efficiency