Tag Archives: Casio

Augmented Reality using VLC

Posted on July 12, 2012 by GordonPovey

Visible Light Communication is an ideal technology to enable Augmented Reality applications for indoor environments. Today there are many examples of augmented reality (AR), many of these running as smart phone apps. Augmented reality in most practical implementations is simply … Continue reading →

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WTF is… Li-Fi?

Posted on May 25, 2012 by GordonPovey

WTF is Li-Fi? asks Reg Hardware, the hardware site of The Register, in an article this week. The article features the PureVLC Li-Fire YouTube video and also mentions the Fraunhofer Institute and Casio and is a worthwhile read. I have … Continue reading →

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Casio announces VLC prototype

Posted on January 12, 2012 by GordonPovey

Casio exhibited their Visible Light Communication system at the Consumer Electronic Show (CES) in Las Vegas this week. I was not at CES so this post is based on a number of reports I have obtained from various sources about … Continue reading →

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Five VLC predictions for 2012

Posted on January 1, 2012 by GordonPovey

Gordon Povey looks into his crystal ball and makes some interesting predictions about visible light communication in 2012. I believe that 2012 will prove to be a turning point for optical wireless communications and VLC commercialisation.  In 2011 we saw … Continue reading →

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