When I ask Rozan if he’s talking about compression, treating something such as temperature readings like the musical notes that get squeezed into an MP3 file, he says that’s not efficient or fast enough. While Teraki isn’t taking an MP3 approach, the company is, in a sense, treating data like music. Sensor readings aren’t simply streams of bits; they are sets of frequencies. And mathematicians have long had tools for describing complex frequencies with simpler components.
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