WiFO increases WiFi bandwidth by ten times

WIFO is a prototype system that enhances Wi-Fi bandwidth using LED lights to create data-transmitting light cones. It seamlessly switches between LED transmitters and existing Wi-Fi systems, providing up to 100 megabytes per second per user. This system aims to eliminate streaming stalls and can be easily integrated into current Wi-Fi setups.

What is the primary function of the WIFO prototype?

• To enhance LED lighting in public spaces

• To increase Wi-Fi bandwidth and reduce congestion

• To provide free internet access in public areas

• To replace existing Wi-Fi systems entirely

How does WIFO ensure data is received by users?

• By switching between LED transmitters and Wi-Fi

• By using infrared signals

• By creating a visible cone of light

• By using a single LED transmitter

What happens when a user moves out of a WIFO light cone?

• The LED lights turn off

• The Wi-Fi system automatically takes over

• The user loses internet connection

• The system sends an alert to the user

What is the potential data transfer rate of WIFO per user?

• 10 megabytes per second

• 50 megabytes per second

• 200 megabytes per second

• 100 megabytes per second

What is one of the key advantages of WIFO over current Wi-Fi systems?

• It requires expensive new infrastructure

• It only works in outdoor environments

• It eliminates streaming stalls

• It divides bandwidth among users