How does it work?

 


Visible Light Communications, or LiFi for short, is a technology that enables the transmission of wireless internet communications at extremely rapid rates. Visible Light Communications is also known as LiFi. It utilizes visual light communication (VLC) as a medium for data transmission rather than relying on traditional radio waves, which allows it to work in conjunction with and, in some cases, even circumvent more conventional radio-based technologies such as Wi-Fi cellular and Bluetooth. This will enable it to complement these technologies while also providing an alternative. It was invented in 2012 by Harald Haas at the University of Edinburgh in the laboratory of Harald Haas. He explained that it is possible to transmit data using LED lights at speeds of up to 224 gigabits per second by demonstrating the process. The demonstration showed this. The fact that LiFi is compatible with technologies developed in the past means that you can make the most of the internet connections you already have. This is the primary advantage that LiFi offers over competing for wireless networking technologies.