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INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF RECENT TRENDS IN TECHNOLOGY AND ENGINEERING (IJRTTE)

Next-Generation Smart Campus Networks Empowered by Visible Light Communication

P Sambasiva Rao
Associate Professor, Department of CSE, Sri Vasavi Institute of Engineering & Technology(SVIET), India.
R Ravi
Professor, Department of Computer Science and Engineering, J.J. College of Engineering and Technology, India.
M Saraswathy
Assistant Professor, Department of English, Sona College of Technology, India.

Keywords: Visible Light Communication, Smart Campus Networks, VLC, High-Speed Wireless, Indoor Localization, Internet of Things, Energy Efficiency, Network Security, Next-Generation Communication, LED-Based Communication

Abstract

The fast deployment of smart campus calls for wireless technology with high throughput, security, and energy efficiency. Visible Light Communication (VLC) is studied in this paper, which is a promising technology for future campus networks. Using today's LED lights, VLC achieves extremely fast data transfer rates, along with greater security with limited range light transmission. It relieves the radio frequency congestion and interference that we see with existing Wi-Fi, and it helps improve the battery life of mobile devices and IoT sensors. Furthermore, VLC allows precise indoor positioning for important LBS. Leveraging adaptive algorithms and scalability, VLC-enabled smart campuses can establish a sustainable, resilient, and highly-capacity communication solution for real-time and data rich scenarios. This Demonstration demonstrates that VLC can be a promising solution to deal with the current and future smart campus connectivity issues.
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