Researchers explained the findings in apaperreleased this week.
They found that the system could increase the devices data-transfer speed by 330%.
More connected devices means a need for more bandwidth, which distributed MIMO could provide.
This will increase the total capacity of the data pipe, he added.
The user would not even know about it.
The magic happens in the software and hardware, coordinating multiple routers and devices.
This is an early iteration of the MegaMIMO 2.0 system.
MITs work will likely lead to further improvements in hardware and software to coordinate routers together, Sharony said.
MIT hopes to bring MegaMIMO 2.0 to markets in couple of years.
source: www.techworm.net
