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Posted on January 10, 2008 by Robin

This is a lovely story for a great development: a honeycomb structure that seems to be transparent and conducts sound, allowing you to transmit audio over just about any surface.

“The UK ministry of defense was experimenting with a way to dampen the sound in helicopters and developed a honeycombed material that did the opposite — conducted sound,” James Bullen of NXT told AFP.

Robin

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