Architecture of Radio 1.0

Richard Vijgen – Commercial – iOS
hors 73 votes

The Architecture of Radio is a groundbreaking app that offers users a captivating visual representation of the invisible world of wireless digital signals. With every use of our phones, tablets, and laptops, we are immersed in this web of signals that surrounds us.

This app provides a 360-degree data visualization that allows us to imagine what this wireless world might look like. It showcases the cell towers, GPS satellites, and Wi-Fi routers that enable our digital lives.

Exciting updates have been made, including support for iPhone X, XR, XS, and XS Max screens as well as Cardboard compatibility. By utilizing a cardboard or compatible headset, users can now immerse themselves in the Infosphere through virtual reality.

Why should you consider using this app? Simply put, curiosity. In today's world, we rely on a global ecosystem of digital signals for countless tasks, yet we remain oblivious to their existence. We see the roads we travel on and the buildings we inhabit, but we fail to comprehend the infrastructure that is transforming our lives. The purpose of this app is to shed light on the invisible so that we can observe, contemplate, and engage in discussions surrounding it.

Nevertheless, it is essential to note that this app is not intended for measurement purposes; rather, it serves as an inspirational tool that allows users to perceive the world from a fresh perspective. While the app utilizes real-world data and provides an accurate depiction of signal density in your surroundings, it does not offer solutions for optimizing your Wi-Fi reception.

Wondering how it works? The Architecture of Radio employs global open datasets containing information about cell tower locations, Wi-Fi routers, and satellites. By utilizing your GPS location, the app generates a stunning 360-degree visualization of the signals present in your vicinity. The datasets utilized include a remarkable collection of almost 7 million cell towers, 19 million Wi-Fi routers, and numerous satellites.

Are the visuals presented in the app an accurate representation of radio signals? The answer lies in the fact that radio waves exist outside the visible light spectrum, making them invisible to our eyes. In order to "see" radio signals, they need to be transformed into a visible image using various interpretations. The Architecture of Radio offers an impressive portrayal of the infosphere, enabling us to observe it through a unique lens.

Vue d'ensemble

Architecture of Radio est un logiciel de Commercial dans la catégorie L'éducation développé par Richard Vijgen.

La dernière version de Architecture of Radio est 1.0, publié sur 24/01/2024. Au départ, il a été ajouté à notre base de données sur 24/01/2024.

Architecture of Radio s’exécute sur les systèmes d’exploitation suivants : iOS.

Utilisateurs de Architecture of Radio a donné une cote de 4 étoiles sur 5.

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