Scientists from Stanford and the American College of Beirut have developed a lightweight, compact receiving wire that can speak with satellites and gadgets on the ground, making it simpler to organize salvage and aid projects in calamity-prone regions. At the point when a seismic tremor, flood, or other event goes horribly wrong for a locale, existing correspondence foundations, for example, cell and radio pinnacles, are frequently harmed or obliterated. Reestablishing crisis interchanges as fast as possible is indispensable for planning salvage and aid projects. Scientists at Stanford College and the American College of Beirut (AUB) have fostered a versatile receiving