Tod Sizer, Bell Labs, talks about developing the lightRadio antenna module

[olternaut]

I just wanted to comment and say.....awesome product!

I look forward to seeing network costs go down so that in turn consumer prices will ultimately go down for wireless network access especially in the USA. As well, I'm hoping this will open the door to new innovations and opportunities that were not available before.

Very exciting news thank you.

[TelcoPhil]

Just put a lot of cell site techs out of work!

They are stackable, but look like they could only point in one direction (that can't be right?)

With a bucket truck or cheery-picker and a few simple tools, any schmuck could install these and run a few tests. New jobs for the drug-free homeless?

[ParisTELECOM]

Great news from the french centennial champion Alcatel! When Alcatel bought Lucent, many people found Alcatel paid to much for this ill company.

This choice is finally usefull by mixing both skills and inventions, like other previous foreign companies purchases.

Alcatel french Bells Labs are based near Paris, with headquarters located just near Eifel Tour, symbol of this french succes story !

Alcatel is present in 130 countries, and US is one of its most important subsidiaries, after china.

[saadbye]

Great Work. Look forward to see these wonder cubes hiding in the top of the flagpole ;-)

[shahsjournal]

Can a researcher/group/university join the lightradio initiative? If yes, how.

[AlcatelLucentCorp]

@shahsjournal Alcatel-Lucent Bell Labs engages in open and collaborative research with many business partners, research organizations and universities. For more information, please contact Alcatel-Lucent: execoffice[at]alcatel-lucent[d­ot]com