Tech Talk! Lifi That Uses Light Bulbs To Transfer Data Will Takeover Wifi Says Chinese Developer

Date: 03-10-2017 1:04 pm (6 years ago) | Author: Bayo Nelson
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Light Fidelity, also known as LiFi, which uses visible light from LED bulbs to transfer data much faster than radio wave-based WiFi, has been developed by China. WiFi could become obsolete in a few years as Chinese scientists have  developed a faster way of transmitting data via LiFi. The Chinese news agency Xinhua reported the breakthrough by the scientists in creating full-color emissive carbon dots (F-CDs), which brings them one step closer to developing a faster wireless communication channel that could be available in just six years.
Light Fidelity, known as LiFi, uses visible light from LED bulbs to transfer data much faster than radio wave-based WiFi. A 2015 test by a Chinese government ministry showed that LiFi can reach speeds of 50 gigabytes per second, at which a movie download can be completed in just 0.3 seconds.
While most current research uses rare earth materials to provide the light for LiFi to transmit data, a team of Chinese scientists have created an alternative — F-CDs, a fluorescent carbon nanomaterial that proves to be safer and faster.
Many researchers around the world are still working on this. We were the first to successfully create it using cost-effective raw materials such as urea with simple processing,” said Qu Songnan, an associate researcher at Changchun Institute of Optics, Fine Mechanics and Physics, the Chinese Academy of Sciences, which leads the research.
Qu said rare earth has a long lifespan which reduces the speed of LiFi transmission. However, F-CDs enjoy the advantage of faster data transmission speeds.
In previous studies, carbon dots were limited to the emission of lights such as blue and green. The new nanomaterial that Qu’s team has developed can emit all light visible to the human eye, which is a breakthrough in the field of fluorescent carbon nanomaterial. Qu said this is significant for the development of LiFi, which he expects to enter the market in just six years.


Posted: at 3-10-2017 01:04 PM (6 years ago) | Addicted Hero
- fineboy77 at 3-10-2017 01:26 PM (6 years ago)
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this people don carry technology dey encroach people life oh,make our mind dey am. From wife,wifey to WiFi,now na our life,LiFi,the next dem go suggest Die,DiFi.

Posted: at 3-10-2017 01:26 PM (6 years ago) | Addicted Hero
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- ruthie at 3-10-2017 01:52 PM (6 years ago)
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NAWA...WORLD IS MOVING FAST AND SOME ARE DRAGGING US BACK...SHAME TO THEM!
Posted: at 3-10-2017 01:52 PM (6 years ago) | Hero
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- BournIdentity at 3-10-2017 02:33 PM (6 years ago)
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I no no why person dey talk China wey as I done already dey use LiFi for USA,,,., nobi lie for united state here many ppl dey use am browse., but I no no weda Benin republic go get am cos I go leave Aba town tomorrow
Posted: at 3-10-2017 02:33 PM (6 years ago) | Addicted Hero
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- officynero at 3-10-2017 05:31 PM (6 years ago)
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made in china
Posted: at 3-10-2017 05:31 PM (6 years ago) | Gistmaniac
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- ejikeiyo at 3-10-2017 06:39 PM (6 years ago)
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WASTED GENERATION
Posted: at 3-10-2017 06:39 PM (6 years ago) | Gistmaniac
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- Cemverber at 28-01-2023 12:52 AM (1 year ago)
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The world of technology is constantly evolving and making great strides forward. With the introduction of LiFi, a technology that uses light bulbs to transfer data, the possibilities for data transmission and communication are endless. Developed by a Chinese developer, LiFi is said to be the technology that will take over from WiFi in the future. Get ready for a revolution in https://manualscenter.org/tellur/tellur-wifi-filament-smart-bulb-user-manual/ data transmission and communication as we explore the possibilities of LiFi and its potential for the future.

Posted: at 28-01-2023 12:52 AM (1 year ago) | Newbie
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