<ul><li>Researchers at The University of Manchester have developed a technology using graphene to build a smart surface that can control light waves.</li><li>The programmable surface made of tiny pixels can shape and control terahertz and millimeter waves, enabling faster 6G wireless networks and improved imaging tools.</li><li>The device can change the direction of THz beams, create grayscale holograms, shape beams for advanced data transmission, and build a single-pixel THz camera to image hidden metallic objects.</li><li>The technology can be produced using regular display manufacturing tools and has the potential to bring high-speed 6G wireless and advanced security imaging into everyday use.</li></ul>

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