A Bright Idea: Using Light to Transmit Data
Read the interview of Harald Haas, Director of the Li-Fi Centre and Nikola Serafimovsk of pureLiFi Ltd by Electronics 360 where they explain Li-Fi and the evolution of future 5G…
Li-Fi/Wi-Fi hybrid network enables the internet everywhere
Due to the wide use of mobile multi-media devices, Wireless Fidelity (Wi-Fi) is getting more and more popular in public. Since 2013, more than 5 billion smart devices use Wi-Fi…
Li-Fi/Wi-Fi hybrid network enables the internet everywhere
Due to the wide use of mobile multi-media devices, Wireless Fidelity (Wi-Fi) is getting more and more popular in public. Since 2013, more than 5 billion smart devices use Wi-Fi…
Solar power energy harvesting and with digital communication
We were delighted that Mr Sunil Kumar, Senior Science and Innovation Advisor at British High Commission, Bangalore, visited the Li-Fi Centre last month as part of the UK Science and Innovation Network. See…
Li-Fi in the news again
Professor Harald Haas explains the benefits and applications of Li-Fi Technology in Scotland’s national newspaper, The Scotsman. The emerging Li-Fi industry being pioneered by the Li-Fi Centre is estimated to…
Warning sign - do not use mobile phones here
Research at the Li-Fi Centre, University of Edinburgh
Why is Li-Fi Technology used in gas well monitoring? We often see a warning sign in a petrol station, `Do not use mobile phones’. You might ask, how can…
Warning sign - do not use mobile phones here
Research at the Li-Fi Centre, University of Edinburgh
Why is Li-Fi Technology used in gas well monitoring? We often see a warning sign in a petrol station, `Do not use mobile phones’. You might ask, how can…
A compound eye consists of thousands of individual photo receptors
Angle diversity: create ‘compound eyes’ in Li-Fi
Have you ever seen the compound eye of insects? If so, you must be astonished by its sophistication. In general, a compound eye consists of thousands of individual photo receptor…
Li-Fi Researchers reinvent web network
Researchers at the Li-Fi Centre in Edinburgh are to help develop broadband technology that can cope with the explosion in internet data. Engineers will contribute to a £12 million UK…
Future for Li-Fi is everywhere
"Future for Li-Fi is everywhere" says Professor Haas Li-Fi pioneer Professor Harald Haas has featured on the BBC World Service radio programme 'Click' talking about visual light communication technology using…