Signify (formerly Philips Lighting) acquired Firefly, a LiFi company with offices in San Diego and Germany. According to EdisonReport, the transaction has already occurred. Firefly is the second LiFi company that has been acquired by Signify. In February of 2017,...

Infinity Technology Services, a Hong Kong-based LiFi company, has recently released Infinity LiFi X, which is a LiFi system that can transmit data of up to 150 Gbps. The company was established in 2015 and provides lighting and wireless communication solutions. Mr....

At the 2019 Consumer Electronics Show, Oledcomm announced LiFiMAX, a low-profile ceiling lamp. LiFiMax is an optical wireless communication system that offers an internet connection over light waves to up to 16 users simultaneously at a peak speed of 100Mbps. Oledcomm...

A French control access startup named HAVR has created the BrightLock, the first smart lock that connects through LiFi. The BrightLock enables users to unlock their doors with the light from their smartphones.

PureLiFi has provided its LiFi technology for a new range of LiFi-integrated lighting products that will extend to panel lights and other commercial form factors to allow for flexible deployments.

LiFi has a lot of benefits. Not only does LiFi offer increased speed and security, but it is also better for the environment than other wireless communication technologies.

Signify, formerly Philips Lighting, has announched that it plans to start selling LED luminaires equipped with LiFi technology before the end of the year.