Multimedijalni projekat "Teslina vizija Interneta", autora Lazara Boškovića, realizovan je u saradnji RNIDS-a, Galerije "O3one" i Muzeja Nikole Tesle, a dizajn izložbe delo je Dušana Vojnova, iz Orange studija. Putujuća izložba i internet sajt www.teslinavizijainterneta.rs pokazuju da je čovečanstvo još početkom 20. veka moglo da dobije preteču današnjih informaciono-komunikacionih tehnologija, samo da su investitori hteli da ulože sredstva u Tesline vizionarske zamisli. Nikola Tesla je još 1900. u svom projektu "Svetski sistem", govoreći ondašnjim tehničkim rečnikom, opisao u 12 tačaka ono što se danas zove bežični Internet, mobilna telefonija i GPS. Potom je 1909. izneo predviđanje budućnosti komunikacija, koje je preneo časopis "Popular Mechanics" u članku "Wireless of the future", u kome kaže: "Uskoro će biti moguće, na primer, da poslovni čovek u Nјujorku diktira uputstva koja će se istog trena otkucana pojaviti u Londonu ili negde drugde… Moći će da se sluša ili šalјe govor ili pesma u najudalјenije krajeve sveta. Na isti način bilo koja vrsta slike, crteža ili štampane stvari moći će da bude transferovana sa jednog na drugo mesto.". Integrisana srpsko-engleska verzija izložbe "Teslina vizija Interneta" postoji pripremlјena kao roll-up postavka, na 15 panoa veličine 120x200 cm, tako da je idealna kao putujuća izložba. Multimedia project "Tesla's Vision of the Internet" by Lazar Bošković, organized by RNIDS, Gallery "Ozone" and the Nikola Tesla Museum (Belgrade, Serbia), designed by Dušan Vojnov, Orange studio. The mobile exhibition and web site www.teslinavizijainterneta.rs presents Tesla’s work "World System" from the year 1900, when he presented a 12-point vision of what is today called the wireless Internet, mobile telephony and GPS. In a 1909 statement for the New York Times, quoted by Popular Mechanics magazine in an article titled "Wireless of the future", Nikola Tesla said this, among other things: "It will soon be possible, for instance, for a business man in New York to dictate instructions and have them appear instantly in type in London or elsewhere. He will be able to call up from his desk and talk with any telephone subscriber in the world. It will only be necessary to carry an inexpensive instrument not bigger than a watch, which will enable its bearer to hear anywhere on sea or land for distances of thousands of miles. One may listen or transmit speech or song to the uttermost parts of the world. In the same way any kind of picture, drawing, or print can be transferred from one place to another. It will be possible to operate millions of such instruments from a single station. Thus it will be a simple matter to keep the uttermost parts of the world in instant touch with each other. The song of a great singer, the speech of a political leader, the sermon of a great divine, the lecture of a man of science may thus be delivered to an audience scattered all over the world."

1. TESLA'SVision of the Internet
"Wireless of the future"
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1909
"Wireless of the future"
" t ill soo e ossi le for i st e for
business man in New York to dictate
instructions and have them appear instantly in
type in ondon or elsewhere e will be able to
call up from his desk and talk with any
telephone subscriber in the world t will only
be necessary to carry an inexpensive
instrument not bi er than a watch which will
enable its bearer to hear anywhere on sea or
land for distances of thousands of miles ne
may listen or transmit speech or song to the
uttermost parts of the world n the same way
any kind of picture drawing or print can be
transferred from one place to another t will
be possible to operate millions of such
instruments from a single station hus it will
be a simple matter to keep the uttermost parts
of the world in instant touch with each other
he song of a great singer the speech of a
political leader the sermon of a great divine
the lecture of a man of science may thus be
delivered to an audience scattered all over the
world "
1908
ll this is possible for nternet users today
using a computer or via a mobile phone

2. tes in i i internet rs
TESLA'SVision of the Internet
" "
" "
1900
" "
1900
" "
"My Inventions"
wireless Internet
mobile telephony and
1900 "World-system"
This invention was one of a number
comprised in my "World-System" of
wireless transmission which I
undertook to commercialize on my
return to New York in 1900 s to the
immediate purposes of my enterprise
they were clearly outlined in a
technical statement of that period
from which I uote
The 'World-System' has resulted
from a combination of several
original discoveries made by the
inventor in the course of long
continued research and
experimentation It makes possible
not only the instantaneous and
precise wireless transmission of
any kind of signals messages or
characters to all parts of the world
but also the inter-connection of the
existing telegraph telephone and
other signal stations without any
change in their present e uipment
y its means for instance a
telephone subscriber here may call
up and talk to any other subscriber
on the lobe n inexpensive
receiver not bigger than a watch
will enable him to listen anywhere
on land or sea to a speech delivered
or music played in some other place
however distant

3. tes in i i internet rs
TESLA'SVision of the Internet
(1) The inter-connection of the existing
telegraph exchanges or o ces
all over the world
(1)
19
1900 TODAYWORLD-SYSTEM TECHNOLOGY
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E-mail
(Electronic mail)
The Internet has e ectively
rendered the telegraph obsolete

4. teslina i i ainterneta rs
TESLA'SVision of the Internet
1900
1900 TODAYWORLD-SYSTEM TECHNOLOGY
www.ooo3ooonneeeee.rrrsss www.rnids.rs
wwwwwwwwwwwwww.llllazzzarbboooskovic.rswww.tttesllllaaa----mmmmuuuuuuseeeeeeuuummmmmmm.....oooooorrrrrrrrgggggg
(2) The establishment of a
secret and non-interferable
government telegraph service
(2) Digital signature
ryptographically secured electronic
communication via the Internet

5. teslina i i ainterneta rs
TESLA'SVision of the Internet
(3) The inter-connection of all
the present telephone exchanges
or o ces on the lobe
(3)
1900
1900 TODAYWORLD-SYSTEM TECHNOLOGY
www.oo3oonneee.rrss www.rnids.rs
wwwwwwwww.lllazzarbbooskovic.rswww.ttesllaa---mmmuuuuseeeeeuummmmm.....ooooorrrrrggg
VOIP
(Voice over
Internet Protocol)
IP telephony instead of traditional
telephone networks and e uipment
IP

6. teslina i i ainterneta rs
TESLA'SVision of the Internet
( ) The universal distribution of general
news by telegraph or telephone
in connection with the Press
( )
1900
1900 TODAYWORLD-SYSTEM TECHNOLOGY
www.oo3oonnneeee.rrrsss www.rnids.rs
wwwwwwwwwwww.llllazzzarbbooskovic.rswww.ttesllaa----mmmmuuuuseeeeeeuuummmmmm.....oooooorrrrrrgggg
RSS
( eally Simple Syndication)
service for automatically retrieving
information from websites

7. teslina i i ainterneta rs
TESLA'SVision of the Internet
( ) The establishment of such a 'World-System'
of intelligence transmission for exclusive
private use
( )
" "
1900
1900 TODAYWORLD-SYSTEM TECHNOLOGY
www.oo3oonnneeee.rrss www.rnids.rs
wwwwwwwwwwwwwww.llllazzzarbbooskovic.rswww.ttessllaa----mmmmuuuuuseeeeeeuuummmmmm......oooooorrrrrrggggg
MMS
MMS
(Multimedia Messaging
Service)
Internet services in mobile telephony for
sending textual and multimedia messages

8. teslina i i ainterneta rs
TESLA'SVision of the Internet
( )
( ) The inter-connection and operation
of all stock tickers of the world
1900
1900 TODAYWORLD-SYSTEM TECHNOLOGY
VPN
(Virtual Private Network)
Connecting remote locations into
a network via the Internet protocol

9. teslina i i ainterneta rs
TESLA'SVision of the Internet
( ) The establishment of a 'World-System'
of musical distribution etc
( ) " "
1900
1900 TODAYWORLD-SYSTEM TECHNOLOGY
www.oo3onnnneeeee.rrrsss www.rnids.rs
wwwwwwwwwwwwwwww.lllllazzzarbboskovic.rswww.tesla-----mmmmmuuuuuuuseeeeeeeeuummmmmmmmm.......ooooooorrrrrrrrggggg
Podcast
(Personal On-Demand
+ Broadcasting)
distribution method for making audio
or video content available via the Internet

10. teslina i i ainterneta rs
TESLA'SVision of the Internet
(8) The universal registration of time
by cheap clocks indicating the hour
with astronomical precision and
re uiring no attention whatever
(8)
1900
1900 TODAYWORLD-SYSTEM TECHNOLOGY
www.oo3onnneee.rrrsss www.rnids.rs
wwwwwwwwwwwwwww.lllazzzarbboskovic.rswww.tesla---mmmuuuuuuseeeeeeuummmmmm.....ooooorrrrrrggg
(Network Time
Protocol)
llows the time to be synchronised
across networked computers

11. teslina i i ainterneta rs
TESLA'SVision of the Internet
(9) The world transmission of
typed or handwritten characters
letters checks etc
(9)
1900
1900 TODAYWORLD-SYSTEM TECHNOLOGY
www.oo3onnneeee.rrrsss www.rnids.rs
wwwwwwwwwwwwww.llllazzzarbboskovic.rswww.tesla----mmmmuuuuuseeeeeeeuummmmmmmm.......ooooooorrrrrrrgggg
GPRS
( eneral Packet
adio Service)
n Internet technology for transferring
data via the mobile phone network

12. teslina i i ainterneta rs
TESLA'SVision of the Internet
(10)
1900
1900 TODAYWORLD-SYSTEM TECHNOLOGY
GPS
(Global Positioning
System)
(10) The establishment of a universal marine
service enabling the navigators of all ships to
steer perfectly without compass to
determine the exact location hour and speed
to prevent collisions and disasters etc
The global satellite navigation system that
allows the user’s exact position to be determined
(elevation above sea level latitude longitude)
(
)

13. teslina i i ainterneta rs
TESLA'SVision of the Internet
1900
1900 TODAYWORLD-SYSTEM TECHNOLOGY
(11) The inauguration of a system
of world-printing on land and sea
(11)
FTP
(File Transfer Protocol)
Pre-press materials are sent via the Internet
to printing presses anywhere in the world

14. teslina i i ainterneta rs
TESLA'SVision of the Internet
(12) The world reproduction of photographic
pictures and all kinds of drawings or records
(12)
1900
1900 TODAYWORLD-SYSTEM TECHNOLOGY
PDF
(Portable Document
Format)
Computer les containing text and pictures
in bitmapped or vector format can be sent
via the Internet

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TESLA'SVision of the Internet
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Production
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Translation
Belgrade Serbia uly 2012
(1856-1943)
Nikola Tesla
(1856-1943)