Bend the beam like Beckham to defeat anti-jamming tech

Researchers have developed a new technique called "beam bending" that can defeat anti-jamming technology by manipulating radio signals in a way similar to a curveball in sports. The method allows signals to bypass jamming countermeasures by altering their trajectory, potentially enabling more reliable communication in contested environments. This breakthrough could have significant implications for military and civilian communications where jamming is a threat.

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