Remote controls - these days we can't seem to function without them. In modern-day living, remote controls have virtually become an extra limb that we cannot do without.
The Germans first began using them while World War I, to operate motorboats and airplanes that would destroy ships by crashing into them. The Second World War saw bombs that were controlled by remote devices. In fact, the first use of remotes in our homes began after the war, when remote controlled garage doors started being manufactured. The T.V. remote followed suit. It was aptly called 'Lazy Bones,' and was made by Zenith Corporation, an American company.
Television Remote
Early remote controls were not Wireless, and were in fact attached to cables connecting it to the T.V. Subsequent developments saw the development of Flashmatic, the Wireless remote that had to be pointed at the television set. The next generation of remote controls used high-frequency sound to transmit signals, and only in the 80s did the prototype of the contemporary remote operate come into existence. These remotes used infrared (Ir) radiation to send and receive signals. Today the majority of the remotes artificial are based on this technology, although some manufacturers use Radio-based remotes or those that work with Bluetooth technology.
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