Li-Fi Revolution - 100x Faster Than Wi-Fi - Shocking Report

 If you're tired of weak Wi-Fi signals, it's time to stop worrying.

A new technology is about to hit the market that is a hundred times faster than Wi-Fi.

It will provide internet through light.

Wi-Fi has been used around the world for quite some time now.

And work has been ongoing on various technologies to replace or improve it.

One of those technologies is Light Fidelity or Li-Fi.

This is a new technology that is still in the experimental stage.

But it's quite interesting to learn about its features and limitations.

Wi-Fi relies on radio signals to provide internet services.

But Li-Fi uses light to transmit data.

Yes, this technology uses light as a power source and connects you to the internet.

That’s why, on the surface, Li-Fi can be up to a hundred times faster than Wi-Fi.

Research on Li-Fi has been ongoing since the 2000s.

It was invented by Harald Haas from Germany.

Harald discovered that light could be used for two-way data transmission.

Later, a French company named Oledcomm began experiments on Li-Fi in 2008.

Li-Fi works as a visible light communication system.

It uses LED bulb light to transmit data.

Its speed is many times faster than Wi-Fi, which works through radio waves.

However, this process is not visible to the naked eye.

Wi-Fi technology was introduced for the first time in 1996.

In recent years, Wi-Fi 6, 6E, and now Wi-Fi 7 standards have been introduced.

Li-Fi technology is faster compared to Wi-Fi.

According to the Li-Fi group, this technology also greatly improves security.

A spokesperson said that because Li-Fi signals are limited to the area where the bulb is shining,

and since light cannot pass through walls, the risk of unauthorized access is minimal.

According to research, Li-Fi speeds can reach up to 224,000 megabits per second,

which makes it ideal for virtual reality, 4K streaming, and online gaming.

Its low latency also makes it better than Wi-Fi.

Also, since Li-Fi doesn’t rely on radio frequencies like Wi-Fi does,

your connection remains safe from electromagnetic interference.

Currently, Li-Fi technology is still going through research and development phases.

And it may take some more time before it is fully launched.

Oledcomm predicts that commercial availability of Li-Fi could happen anytime between 2025 and 2029.