It looks like it could be something good, but they're not selling it 
yet, and aren't making it available to individuals only OEMs. One the 
site it says multiple times to download the product brief.  I clicked 
the link but got a page asking for my email address.  I didn't fill it 
in. I get too much spam as it is.  I'll wait to satisfy my curiosity 
until somebody writes a review about it.



On 7/16/23 10:05, Michael Butash via PLUG-discuss wrote:
> I saw this today, a rather neat concept that got me thinking of this 
> as rather cool and finally.
>
> https://www.purelifi.com/products/light-antenna-one/
>
> Your lighting is your wifi antenna, and modulates IR spectrums (like 
> your remote control) for data streams between access point "lights" 
> and a receptor client in, say your phone.  I've seen some concepts 
> over the years, but I'm genuinely excited for this sort of thing as 
> something actually shipping and even an 802.11bb standard for it now.
>
> There is already power-line networking 
> <https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power-line_communication>, imagine your 
> home power network (110/common/ground wires) as the backbone and bulbs 
> are your access points to your switched data network and Internet.
>
> Cool stuff imho.
>
> -mb
>
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