Mobile antennas are something that everything from notebooks to mobile phones have, but it might be possible for everyone to make their own soon enough.
This is a good thing too, since there are times when you just need that extra kick to the wireless signal.
Government-based customers are already looking into the idea, so not much info was made public, but the bottom line is that
Chamtech Enterprises has developed a spray that, essentially, can create antennas on more or less anything.
Rhett Spencer, Chamtech's CTO, estimates an energy efficiency improvement of about 10%.
Finally, the compound works quite well under water. Coupled with its organic nature, this makes it highly suited for rainy weather and sub-aquatic telecommunications and the like.
Now we just have to wait and see if this thing will ever become a mass-produced resource.
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