LiFi technology is one of the most advanced forms of data transmission. This technology was first proposed by a scientist known as Harald Haas. The primary function of this technology is to transmit data using light. You may be wondering what benefits it has and if...

The Potential of LiFi to Optimize Coworking Spaces As the economy bounces back, a new breed of coworking spaces pops up. Coworking hubs pivot to provide COVID-proof spaces to digital nomads and those companies that gave up their offices during the height of the...

Thanks to PureLiFi, The LiFi Revolution Began Imagine a world where every light could transmit data. All you have to do is flick the lights on, and your phone, tablet, laptop, watch, and even home appliances will be automatically connected online. When you go outside...

The Internet of Things or IoT paints a wonderful picture of the future of the workplace. Imagine having your laptop or car exchange data with the office refrigerator or lights in real-time. But how will the already overstretched WiFi and other mobile data networks...

Digitalization has become an integral part of education—especially amid a global pandemic. While most schools continue to embrace Zoom and Google Classroom sessions, others have started to hold face-to-face classes again. And in such schools, the use of different...

IoT (Internet of Things) is more than just a buzzword—it’s a huge part of our digital future. By 2025, around 30 billion devices worldwide are projected to be connected. Cars, phones, appliances, and other things would seamlessly interact with one another. That could...

Have you ever heard of a desk lamp that allows you to browse online on your laptop? How about a streetlight that can transmit traffic information to your phone? Or what about gallery lighting that can connect to your phone to send you more details about an artwork?...

The world is going digital—and there’s no going back. But there’s this thing called “spectrum crunch.” It predicts that the demand for data will outweigh the supply in the future. The radio frequency spectrum, which fuels all wireless...

Our modern lives aren’t complete without the internet. Most of us need to be online to work, study, shop, make business deals, connect with loved ones, or simply get entertained. Our internet use has even increased in the past year, as we live through a global...