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Tokyo Institute of Technology developed a 5 G relay that can be powered wirelessly at a lower frequency of 5.7 GHz .
By adopting a lower operating frequency for wireless power transfer, the proposed relay design solves many of the current limitations, including range and efficiency.
In turn, this allows for a more versatile arrangement of sensors and transceivers in industrial settings.
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