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Panasonic Launches Wi-Fi Enabled Smart LED Bulb With Multi-Colour Options, Auto-Scheduling Features
Panasonic has launched a Wi-Fi enabled Smart LED Bulb, which includes multi-colour lighting options and automated scheduling functions. The Smart Bulb can be connected and used via voice command features through Alexa and Google Assistant.
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Researchers Enable Internet Protocol Connectivity for Light Bulb Networks
Called Visible Light Communication (VLC), it promotes the idea that objects can communicate with each other to create smart environments.
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Google's Nest Launches Network Technology for Connected Home
Google Inc's Nest Labs on Tuesday unveiled an industry group to encourage makers of smart home gadgets like locks and light bulbs to use Thread, a new standard for devices to communicate on a network.
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Li-Fi to replace Wi-Fi in China?
Chinese scientists have successfully developed a new cheaper way of getting connected to internet by using signals sent through light bulbs instead of radio frequencies as in 'Wi-Fi', a move expected to radically change process of online connectivity.
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Panasonic Launches Wi-Fi Enabled Smart LED Bulb With Multi-Colour Options, Auto-Scheduling Features
Panasonic has launched a Wi-Fi enabled Smart LED Bulb, which includes multi-colour lighting options and automated scheduling functions. The Smart Bulb can be connected and used via voice command features through Alexa and Google Assistant.
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Researchers Enable Internet Protocol Connectivity for Light Bulb Networks
Called Visible Light Communication (VLC), it promotes the idea that objects can communicate with each other to create smart environments.
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Google's Nest Launches Network Technology for Connected Home
Google Inc's Nest Labs on Tuesday unveiled an industry group to encourage makers of smart home gadgets like locks and light bulbs to use Thread, a new standard for devices to communicate on a network.
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Li-Fi to replace Wi-Fi in China?
Chinese scientists have successfully developed a new cheaper way of getting connected to internet by using signals sent through light bulbs instead of radio frequencies as in 'Wi-Fi', a move expected to radically change process of online connectivity.
