NBC News | December 19, 2012
Boeing ‘SPUDS’ test examines airliner Wi-Fi
Boeing engineers are using potatoes in place of people to test Wi-Fi signals on commercial jets in a procedure called "Synthetic Personnel Using Dielectric Substitution" or "SPUDS." KING’s Glenn Farley reports.
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