Signify's predecessor was Philips' lighting company, which produces Hue brand smart lights. Today, the company announced the launch of a series of new data transmission Li-Fi lights called Truelifi. This visible light source unit can use light waves to transmit data to devices such as laptop computers at speeds up to 150Mbps instead of the traditional 4G or Wi-Fi radio signals. The Truelifi series includes communication lights and transceivers that can be retrofitted into existing home lighting systems. If you think the speed is not fast enough, you can connect two fixed points wirelessly, and the data rate can be superimposed to 250Mbps. Signify's original goal was to provide professional markets such as office buildings and hospitals with long-term lighting, rather than homes, but the maturity of technology allowed it to reach a wider audience. Li-Fi technology has been around for many years-but so far it has not been widely adopted. Most Internet-connected devices (such as laptops and smartphones) require an external adapter to receive data via Li-Fi. Due to visible light communication, the signal is blocked when the receiver is covered and blocked. And Signify said that its Truelifi products need to occupy a USB interface to receive Li-Fi signals. However, when appropriate, Li-Fi uses light instead of radio signals to transmit data, which has its advantages. For example, it can be used in areas where there may be a lot of radio frequency interference, or in hospitals and other places where RF signals may interfere with sensitive machines. Although making shadows can easily block Li-Fi signals, this shortcoming can in turn enable precise directional communication, because users can better control the location of network propagation by blocking visible light. Face Mask,3 Layer Dust Mask,Face Mask Medical,Eco-Friendly Face Mask KUTA TECHNOLOGY INDUSTRY CO.,LIMITED , https://www.kutasureblue.com
