WiFi Lighting
Dec-29-10
Now LED lighting not only saves money but can also be used as data transmitters, creating a light based wireless network.Designed by LVX, the LED bulbs transmit data by blinking to light sensing modems attached to computers. The modems can transmit the data back in the same way, supplementing the traditional WiFi and helping reduce congestion.
The LED lights flicker faster than the eye can detect, so the blinking is not distracting.
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Great idea,
Just one question:
What did you do for waves side effect on human body?
Posted by Morteza Ghorbani Eftekhar on January 4, 2011
idea is good it saves electricity.
defenetly it will have SOME side effect on PHOTOSENSITIVITY OF HUMAN SKIN.
PLZ DO TAKE CARE OF IT.
Posted by Balaji K V on January 5, 2011
We know if posible participate in this project wifi lighting. Thanks
Posted by Jose Benito on January 5, 2011
What about the trasmitability in case of not straight line between the light and sensing modem?
Posted by Byung Sumoon on January 6, 2011
Interesting: We had 20 years ago in IBM Rüschlikon a project to connect Terminal Displays in a room via modulated Infrared light (with diffuse scattering at the ceiling).
Posted by Walter Hehl on January 6, 2011
but how do you make sure that there are no obstacles between the transmitter and the receiver, light can not pass through everything....
Posted by ali atwi on January 10, 2011
this is pretty gangsta
Posted by moby dick on February 10, 2011
whAT HAPPENS IF THERE IS A BLACK OUT......
Posted by jack hibbert on May 9, 2011
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Great idea,
Just one question:
What did you do for waves side effect on human body?
Posted by Morteza Ghorbani Eftekhar on January 4, 2011
idea is good it saves electricity.
defenetly it will have SOME side effect on PHOTOSENSITIVITY OF HUMAN SKIN.
PLZ DO TAKE CARE OF IT.
Posted by Balaji K V on January 5, 2011
We know if posible participate in this project wifi lighting. Thanks
Posted by Jose Benito on January 5, 2011
What about the trasmitability in case of not straight line between the light and sensing modem?
Posted by Byung Sumoon on January 6, 2011
Interesting: We had 20 years ago in IBM Rüschlikon a project to connect Terminal Displays in a room via modulated Infrared light (with diffuse scattering at the ceiling).
Posted by Walter Hehl on January 6, 2011
but how do you make sure that there are no obstacles between the transmitter and the receiver, light can not pass through everything....
Posted by ali atwi on January 10, 2011
this is pretty gangsta
Posted by moby dick on February 10, 2011
whAT HAPPENS IF THERE IS A BLACK OUT......
Posted by jack hibbert on May 9, 2011
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