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FSO Frequently Asked Questions - FAQ
History of FSO
Early experiments in
FSO included demonstrations by Alexander Graham Bell, which preceded his
invention of the telephone. Bell used beams of light to transmit voice
conversations through the air, which he dubbed the 'photophone'. Though
Bell's experiment never translated into a commercial device, the principle
of FSO was proved.

Free Space Optics has long
been used by the military and space agencies such as NASA to provide
high-speed wireless communications using non-radio media.
Early commercial
applications for FSO were to provide CCTV video connections and remote
LAN-extension services.
Over the past 5 years, FSO
has emerged from a niche to provide mainstream network infrastructure for
corporate, government, education, wireless carrier and telecom networks.
To find out more, please visit:
FSO Primer
FSO Technology
FSO Guide
FSO Comparisons
FSO Laser Guide
FSO Products
FSO Applications
FSO Glossary
FSO FAQ
FSO Technology FAQ
FSO Metro App
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