OWC works by converting data into light signals, which are then sent through the air. These signals are transmitted to a receiver, which decodes the light back into data. This process happens very quickly, allowing for fast communication.

OWC is unique because it uses light instead of radio frequencies. This makes it faster, more secure, and free from interference caused by other wireless devices. It’s also a great option where radio frequencies are limited or overcrowded.

Optical wireless communication, including LiFi technology, offers the speed of optical fiber with the flexibility of wireless. It can deliver data at speeds of over 10 Gbps, which is much faster than any radio frequency (RF) technology or fixed wireless systems.

Another big advantage is that optical wireless doesn’t require expensive spectrum licenses or special permissions, saving both time and money. The system is easier and quicker to set up compared to traditional fiber optic cables, thanks to its flexible beam design, which can adapt to different needs.