Reliance Jio Explores Smart Walls to Improve Mobile Coverage as Global Operators Test the Technology
Such technology could be used in built-up and indoor environments where walls and other physical structures interfere with mobile signals.Read MoreThe IRS prototype showcased by Jio offered software-controlled beam steering for adaptive signal routing. The operator said the technology aimed to improve network coverage and speeds without generating additional radio waves. Orange positioned it as a promising technology for sustainable 6G networks.Also Read: Jio Leverages Multiple Subsea Cable Systems to Support Global Enterprise ConnectivityThese international projects have largely remained trials and research demonstrations rather than widespread commercial deployments.
- ▪Such technology could be used in built-up and indoor environments where walls and other physical structures interfere with mobile signals.Read MoreThe IRS prototype showcased by Jio offered software-controlled beam steering for adaptive sig
- ▪The operator said the technology aimed to improve network coverage and speeds without generating additional radio waves.
- ▪Orange positioned it as a promising technology for sustainable 6G networks.Also Read: Jio Leverages Multiple Subsea Cable Systems to Support Global Enterprise ConnectivityThese international projects have largely remained trials and researc
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Home|Voice & Data|Reliance Jio|Reliance Jio Explores Smart Walls to Improve Mobile Coverage as Global Operators Test the TechnologyReliance Jio Explores Smart Walls to Improve Mobile Coverage as Global Operators Test the TechnologyReliance Jio’s intelligent reflecting surface prototype uses software-controlled beam steering, JioBrain optimisation and less than seven watts of power to redirect mobile signals.ByTarun P K Founder & Editor, TelecomTalk Published on Jul 25, 2026 4:36pm IST 0 (function(w){w.ttAdManager=w.ttAdManager||{queue:[],pushed:{}};w.ttAdManager.queue.push("tt-ad-below_breaking-1");if(typeof w.ttAdManagerFlush==="function"){w.ttAdManagerFlush()}})(window) HighlightsJio is exploring whether physical surfaces can become programmable components of future mobile networks.The…
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