LUMA X: High-Bandwidth Wireless Communication Underwater
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- Опубликовано: 7 окт 2020
- Discover LUMA X, Hydromea’s breakthrough in high-bandwidth underwater wireless communication. Our optical telemetry devices make it possible to send HD-quality video wirelessly through water. Featuring small, low-power modems that achieve speeds of up to 10 Mbps within a wide 120-degree cone and over distances of up to 50 meters, LUMA X is designed to perform under extreme conditions. With pressure resistance down to 6,000 meters and flexible networking configurations, LUMA X represents a significant advancement in underwater data transmission.
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Unbelievably Awesome. Bravo.
Thank you very much!
What kind of modulation technique is used to modulate the light beam?
Awesome
Looks like a sola dive light using a boring old cob. Frequency being the magic!
So in order for vehicle to communicate with base, the distance between them can be max 50 meters? On your website it says 50 meters range but 6000-12000 meters depth. How can you explain this? Thanks a lot.
Sir, this is an amazing technology, what is the cost of this LUMA X for educational institute purposes.
Hi Bhanu, you can go to our website and send us your contact details to be able to respond to your query. Thank you for the interest in our technology.
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How to deal with bio marine interruption such as algae, barnacles, etc?
Seems cost a lot of maintenance time & economic
a lot of current uses are around temporarily and short-term data offloads. For more permanent installation there are solutions to keep biofouling growth away. Contact us through the website if you have a project where LUMA can help. thanks!
between sender and receiver whether to face each other?
the units have a 120 degree aperture, so you don't have to keep them in a laser-like alignment.
Is it Li Fi what is the underlying technology?
It's photons carrying bits of data, so in a broad definition term yes, you can say that.
@@Hydromea is it anything like underwater laser communications ? I don't know much on this field
@@patricofritz4094 we are not using lasers, but yes, it is similar in that both technologies use light to transmit data. With lasers, you have to keep an extremely precise alignment between devices. With LUMA, the light is distributed at a wide angle (120 degrees), so we literally "flood" the water with light and you can pick up data across wide area.
@@Hydromea ok I have looked around on this topic on infographs / images and I think I understand . There are blue/green ( for underwater ) led ; and lasers for underwater connections . This would be something close to a led right ?
Any restrictions from the military? Example, are submarines disturbed by it?