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LED lights are semiconductor devices that emit visible light when electric current passes through them. This semiconductor technology of LED lights enables a host of applications including Li-Fi. Visible Light Communication (VLC) is a subset of Optical Wireless Communications technologies that uses visible light to transfer data and Li-Fi is based on it.

Today’s age of information is nothing short of a technological wonder. The sudden surge in internet consumption and digitalization across industries is paving the way towards innovative technology. The lighting industry is witnessing groundbreaking changes and is now setting feet on the Internet of Things (IoT) and Li-Fi. Ever since the introduction of LED lights in the market, the room for innovation is only increasing. The consumption needs are changing which is leading the LED light manufacturers to find more avenues of research and development.

What is Li-Fi and How Does It Work?

Li-Fi or ‘Light Fidelity’ is a wireless optical networking technology that makes use of LED lights to communicate and transmit data between devices wirelessly. LED lights form the basis of a wireless network whereas Li-Fi enables the transmission of data by modulating the intensity of these LED lights. A photosensor receives modulated light which is then demodulated into electronic form. Since LED lights can be turned on and off repeatedly at a fast rate, this allows them to stream data at high speeds. However, the current technology that powers Li-Fi is based on modulating the intensity of light to transfer data. Li-Fi has 1000 times larger spectrum available for wireless communication which can significantly reduce the load on the existing Wi-Fi network.

APPLICATION IN THE INDUSTRY

Health care Industry

Power Plant and other sensitive areas

Vechile to Vechile Communication

Educational Institutes

Internet acess in Aircraft

Smart Cities