Live Breaking News & Updates on Modems transmitting

Stay updated with breaking news from Modems transmitting. Get real-time updates on events, politics, business, and more. Visit us for reliable news and exclusive interviews.

Your Money-20131123-19:29:00

basically, sound. >> reporter: it sounds a bit like how dolphins communicate. they use sound waves. these modems will use the same techniques to talk to each other. >> he's trying to communicate to this guy. >> reporter: modems transmitting data from underwater to a modem on the surface, then to a laptop and to a cell phone anywhere in the world. >> did you get names? >> we did. for an experiment in which we have one of the spears that communicate. >> reporter: then it's into the water. >> so what happens now? >> so this will send a message under water, and bob will transmit these data to the internet. >> reporter: after a few moments, a message. first via laptop -- >> welcome, cnn. >> reporter: then the mobile. >> this is the message i was waiting for. >> so when everything works, we're like, kind of, whew! that's it. we got it. >> reporter: today lake erie.

Reporter , Each-other , Dolphins , Techniques , Sound-waves , Sound , Guy , Modems , Modems-transmitting , World , One , Spears

Erin Burnett OutFront-20131119-00:59:00

will it work? we went out to lake erie to test the system. >> you do that through electromagnetic waves, through water, it is acoustic waves, basically, sound. >> reporter: it sounds a bit like how dolphins communicate, they use sound waves, these modems will use the same technology, modems transmitting data from under water to a surface, or to a laptop or cell phone anywhere in the world. >> did you give them names? >> we did, we have the experiment, the ones that will communicate with bob. >> reporter: then, it is into the water. so what happens now? >> so it will send a message from under water, and transfer this data to the internet. >> reporter: after a few moments a message, first via laptop,

Water , Waves , Electromagnetic-waves , System , Lake-erie , Reporter , Technology , Sound , Dolphins , Sound-waves , Modems , Modems-transmitting

Erin Burnett OutFront-20131119-04:55:00

work. they hope the technology will improve tsunami detection and security surveillance. but will it work? we went out to lake erie to test the science behind it. >> when you communicate wirelessly through air you do that through eelectromagnetic waves. when you communicate wirelessly through water you do it through acoustic waves, basically sound. >> reporter: it sounds a bit like how dolphins communicate, they use sound waves, these modems will use the same technology. >> he is trying to transmit to these guys. >> reporter: modems transmitting data from under water to a surface or a laptop or cell phone anywhere in the world. >> did you give them names? >> we did, we have the experiment, the ones that will communicate with bob. >> reporter: then, it is into

Technology , Tsunami-detection , Surveillance , Security , Lake-erie , Science , Eelectromagnetic-waves , Reporter , Guys , Water , Dolphins , Waves