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In this episode, the M3 Terra Project, now in completion. What does

this mean for you? And what's next? Today we are speaking with Dr. Franz DiLacha and Kiata Marioti about a project

called M3 Terra, which has recently wrapped up.

In this project, they attempt to advance the commercialization of terrahertz frequency devices

by finding ways to make things smaller, more efficient, and less expensive.

Let's just jump right into this. We'll start with you, Kiara.

Why are you interested in this project?

I did my PhD in kind of millimeter wave technologies.

I was kind of trying new technologies for higher frequencies.

And so I was already related to this world.

And then afterwards, I joined in Finian and with France, I was kind of involved in this project to connect what's the millimeter wave or RF word to the process development world. And so I think it was a very good fit because I was already doing that in the PhD kind of passion.

And if somebody walked up to you on the street and said, what is Terrahertz wave or technology, what would you say?

So imagine that now we are using for our connectivity and wireless transmission, lower frequencies like 2.4 gigards

normally or other bandwidth is very low in the frequency range. Now we want to push our frequency

band up, I mean, beyond the 100 gigars.

And the reason for that is that we want higher connectivity, higher capabilities of the network,

faster communication in the wireless in the air.

And so to make possible this to happen, I mean, yeah.

Okay.

So everyone wants faster communication.

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