LiFi: a technology of the past, present or future? A realistic overview

The conference seeks to offer attendees a comprehensive overview of LiFi technology, addressing its past accomplishments, evaluating its present capabilities, and envisioning its future potential. By exploring the technology’s realistic prospects and limitations, this conference aims to contribute to the ongoing dialogue surrounding LiFi and its role in the ever-evolving landscape of wireless communication.

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Applications for Retail, museums and public spaces

Optical Camera Communications (OCC) is a technology that allows for high-speed data transfer through visible light. The technology is popular in various industries, including retail, museums, and other locations where reliable and fast data transfer is required. OCC works by using LEDs to transmit data through light waves, which can then be received and interpreted by cameras or other optical sensors.

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