Rose petal-shaped antennas crafted from mango agricultural waste, creating self-organizing networks that bring internet to the unreachable corners of our world.
A village farmer installs a single paper-thin, rose-shaped antenna made from compressed mango waste on their roof, and suddenly their entire valley—previously with zero connectivity—lights up with 5G-speed internet as the signal gracefully hops from antenna to antenna across the community like birds in flight.