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At a recent Massachusetts Institute of Technology Wireless Retreat conference, graduate students at the school exhibited many impressive wireless research, including everything from sonic networks to real-time photo processing. Wireless power transmission Jouya Jadidian's highly adaptable multi-device system for wirelessly transmitting electricity is very much in the limelight. This technique gives us a good idea that the Christmas tree lights are not a burden. 2. Computing photography (real-time photo processing) Rahul Rithe explains his computational photography project. This technology uses a settable processor to perform advanced multimedia processing tasks in real time. This technique is a bit like insta-Instagram photo application. 3. The encoded TCP used to transmit the video The technology demonstrated by Jason Cloud aims to speed up the performance of wirelessly delivered video by modifying TCP, allowing congestion control and other improved performance. Any technology that enables people to send large numbers of HD cards is welcome.