teslina vizija interneta / tesla's vision of the internet

TESLA'SVision of the Internet

"Wireless of the future"

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1909

"Wireless of the future"

" t ill soo e ossi le for i st e for business man in New York to dictate instructions and have them appear instantly in type in ondon or elsewhere e will be able tocall up from his desk and talk with any telephone subscriber in the world t will only be necessary to carry an inexpensive instrument not bi er than a watch which willenable its bearer to hear anywhere on sea or land for distances of thousands of miles nemay listen or transmit speech or song to the uttermost parts of the world n the same way any kind of picture drawing or print can be transferred from one place to another t will be possible to operate millions of such instruments from a single station hus it willbe a simple matter to keep the uttermost parts of the world in instant touch with each other he song of a great singer the speech of a

political leader the sermon of a great divine the lecture of a man of science may thus be delivered to an audience scattered all over theworld "

1908

ll this is possible for nternet users today using a computer or via a mobile phone

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"My Inventions"

wireless Internetmobile telephony and

1900 "World-system"

This invention was one of a number comprised in my "World-System" of wireless transmission which Iundertook to commercialize on myreturn to New York in 1900 s to theimmediate purposes of my enterprise they were clearly outlined in a technical statement of that period from which I uote

The 'World-System' has resultedfrom a combination of severaloriginal discoveries made by theinventor in the course of long continued research andexperimentation It makes possible not only the instantaneous and precise wireless transmission of any kind of signals messages orcharacters to all parts of the world but also the inter-connection of the existing telegraph telephone andother signal stations without any change in their present e uipment

y its means for instance atelephone subscriber here may call up and talk to any other subscriber on the lobe n inexpensive receiver not bigger than a watch will enable him to listen anywhereon land or sea to a speech delivered or music played in some other placehowever distant

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(1) The inter-connection of the existingtelegraph exchanges or o ces

all over the world

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1900 TODAYWORLD-SYSTEM TECHNOLOGY

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E-mail(Electronic mail)

The Internet has e ectivelyrendered the telegraph obsolete

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1900


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(2) The establishment of asecret and non-interferable

government telegraph service

(2)

Digital signature

ryptographically secured electroniccommunication via the Internet



(3) The inter-connection of allthe present telephone exchanges

or o ces on the lobe

(3)

1900


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VOIP(Voice over

Internet Protocol)

IP telephony instead of traditionaltelephone networks and e uipment

IP



( ) The universal distribution of generalnews by telegraph or telephone

in connection with the Press

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1900


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RSS( eally Simple Syndication)

service for automatically retrievinginformation from websites



( ) The establishment of such a 'World-System'of intelligence transmission for exclusive

private use

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1900


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MMS

MMS (Multimedia Messaging

Service)

Internet services in mobile telephony forsending textual and multimedia messages



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( ) The inter-connection and operationof all stock tickers of the world

1900


VPN(Virtual Private Network)

Connecting remote locations intoa network via the Internet protocol



( ) The establishment of a 'World-System'of musical distribution etc

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1900


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Podcast(Personal On-Demand

+ Broadcasting)

distribution method for making audioor video content available via the Internet



(8) The universal registration of timeby cheap clocks indicating the hour

with astronomical precision andre uiring no attention whatever

(8)

1900


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(Network TimeProtocol)

llows the time to be synchronisedacross networked computers



(9) The world transmission oftyped or handwritten characters

letters checks etc

(9)

1900


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GPRS ( eneral Packet

adio Service)

n Internet technology for transferringdata via the mobile phone network



(10)

1900


GPS (Global Positioning

System)

(10) The establishment of a universal marineservice enabling the navigators of all ships to

steer perfectly without compass todetermine the exact location hour and speed

to prevent collisions and disasters etc

The global satellite navigation system thatallows the user’s exact position to be determined

(elevation above sea level latitude longitude)

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(11) The inauguration of a systemof world-printing on land and sea

(11)

FTP(File Transfer Protocol)

Pre-press materials are sent via the Internetto printing presses anywhere in the world



(12) The world reproduction of photographicpictures and all kinds of drawings or records

(12)

1900


PDF (Portable Document

Format)

Computer les containing text and picturesin bitmapped or vector format can be sent

via the Internet



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Translation

Belgrade Serbia uly 2012

(1856-1943)

Nikola Tesla(1856-1943)