In 2011, Professor of Mobile Communications at the University of Edinburgh Harald Haas introduced the world to an entirely new approach to data transmission—using light. In February of this year, a ...

Home > Internet & Security Researchers create 3Gbps LiFi network with LED bulbs Researchers at the Fraunhofer Henrich Hertz Institute (HHI) in Germany have successfully transmitted data at 3Gbps using ...

MyLiFi is a lamp that provides a secure, wireless, radiowave-free internet connection to nearby devices, all through the data-transferring power of LEDs. It's a simplistic, industrial-style desk lamp ...

Panasonic just announced a lineup of microdisplay LCD rear-projection TVs that answer two of the main problems with the category: Its light source won’t burn out or lose brightness like some ...

PureLiFi, a spin out of the University of Edinburgh in Scotland, is developing what it calls ‘LiFi’ technology, an alternative to wireless networking, such as WiFi or 5G, based on visible light ...

LiFi has been around for quite some time, but it hasn't quite hit the same household name status as WiFi. That may change now that it has an industry standard. One major milestone for any product is ...

After trotting out a "LiFi" desk lamp last year, the French company has a new ceiling light designed to shine internet access to an entire room. Yes, really. Originally hailing from Troy, Ohio, Ry ...

BARCELONA—PureLiFi is working on a LiFi dongle that's roughly half the size of the LiFi-X device launched at last year's Mobile World Congress. PCMag was shown 3D-printed prototype cases for the new ...

Researchers have successfully tested a WiFi alternative that transfers binary information over light emissions. LiFi uses smart LED light bulbs to send information at up to 1GBps - around 100 times ...

Pana’s got new plasmas and LCDs. But the most interesting set is a rear projection TV that uses a variant of HID (like the headlights in nice cars) tweaked to LIFI, a lighting tech that won’t dim like ...

Panasonic's new line of LCD projection TVs are featuring a new technology it claims will eliminate the need for lamp replacement. Covering home audio and video, Matthew Moskovciak helps CNET readers ...

LiFi, by virtue of operating at such high frequencies (hundreds of terahertz), is well beyond the sticky tentacles of the wireless spectrum crunch and regulatory licensing. For the same reason, LiFi ...