NTT planning 'five-sense' communications system

TOKYO, Japan - Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corp. (NTT) President Norio Wada said Nov. 25 in Tokyo that the company plans to develop a five-sense communications system that enables reproduction of touch, taste and smell as much as possible via telephone and video transmission services.

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