Redmond, WA-based Nuts About Nets, LLC has applied for a patent for its IMMI (Indirect Measurement of Microwave Interference) technology, a PC-based tool for troubleshooting possible interference on wireless networks. This technology enables off-the-shelf 802.11 devices to be used as RF analyzers. According to Nuts About Nets president Steve Leytus, “IMMI technology provides greater values because it uses an actual 802.11 device to detect interference and predict and quantify the throughput performance.”See the official announcement on the Nuts About Nets’ website.
Firm Seeks to Patent Technology for Measuring Microwave Interference
