Show Notes
In the era of IoT, wireless demands are higher than ever. The more devices you have, the more crowded your network becomes, and in turn, slows streaming speeds to a snail’s pace.
There’s a new technology sweeping the data world, called LiFi. If you haven’t heard, LiFi, or Light Fidelity, transmits wireless data via light waves. Yes, really - light.
LiFi isn’t just a far-off dream, it’s a reality, and it’s improving wireless security and connectivity in commercial spaces around the world.
For Signify, the world leader in lighting, developing a LiFi solution was a no-brainer. Join us as we sit down with Signify’s Trulifi Hospitality and Office Leader, Ed Huibers, and Trulifi Marketing and Communications Manager, Floris Maassen, as we discuss where LiFi is today and how it will completely transform the digital world of tomorrow.
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