Oledcomm’s new Li-Fi setup delivers 100Mbps 16-user networks with invisible light

Oledcomm’s new Li-Fi setup delivers 100Mbps 16-user networks with invisible light
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2019-1-8 15:10

It isn’t always easy to support a large number of internet users over a single wireless connection? If that sounds like your company’s conference room, you might want to check out French firm Oledcomm’s new LiFiMax solution, based on light-based Li-Fi tech.

According to the company, LiFiMax transmitters can be installed on the ceiling like a light or a smoke detector, and provide a stable 100 Mbps connection for up to 16 people simultaneously – provided they have Li-Fi receivers built into or attached to their devices. LiFiMax can transmit data via invisible light over a 28 square meter space,…

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