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4/9. Tap on the coffee table to switch on the TV, knock on the wall to turn on the light, or make phone calls from the shower: all this could soon be possible thanks to a new method of remote control. "Time reversal acoustics" uses sound to distinguish between taps in different places and so banish the need for handsets, keyboards and wires. With Geoff WattS. Producer Anna Buckley

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Geoff Watts.
Producer:
Anna Buckley
Source: Radio Times

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