Wireless Radio

Wireless radio is a technology that uses radio waves—electromagnetic signals—to transmit data between devices without physical cables. It allows devices like smartphones, Wi-Fi routers, and radios to communicate over distances by sending and receiving these signals through the air. The process involves encoding information onto radio waves, which travel through the atmosphere, enabling instant, flexible connectivity. Wireless radio is fundamental to many modern communication systems, providing convenient and efficient ways to access the internet, broadcast audio, and connect devices across various environments.