Chirp: A new way of transporting data through sound waves

01/02/2019
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Descripción de Chirp: A new way of transporting data through sound waves

Welcome to the second episode of 22nd Century. This episode Charles heads to Shoreditch to meet with James Nesfield and Dan Jones, CEO and CTO of Chirp. In the world we live in with 4G, 5G, Wifi, NFC and Bluetooth prevalent, Chirp is following a different strategy of sending small pieces of data like a wifi password over sound waves. We uncover how this is even possible, how you can secure and encrypt these and uncover how it can be used in places such as a Nuclear Power Station.
Chirp is a wireless communication technology for exchanging data between nearby devices via sound. It uses any existing speaker or microphone, and is configurable to use audible or inaudible near-ultrasonic frequencies. Chirp is designed for simplicity, eliminating connectivity headaches and simplifying everyday tasks like connecting to Wi-Fi networks, sharing contact details, and making peer-to-peer payments. It’s trusted by companies and developers across the world, from nuclear power stations to children’s toys.
Chirp Website: https://chirp.io Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/chirp.io Twitter: https://twitter.com/chirp
22nd Century is a podcast by StateZero Labs. Bridging the gap between humanity and tech, they’re the world’s first solution-led Blockchain Lab for startups.
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Contact Charles: charles@statezerolabs.com