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St. Francis Institute of Technology (SFIT)

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The growing demand for secure and high-speed communication in IoT environments has high- lighted the limitations of traditional RF-based wireless technologies, such as Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, which are prone to congestion and interference. To overcome these challenges, the LuminoLink project explores Visible Light Communication as an innovative alternative, leveraging the visible light spectrum (400-700 nm) for simultaneous illumination and data transmission. The primary objectives of LuminoLink are to enable secure text transmission, enhance scalability, improve energy efficiency, and ensure real-time adaptability within IoT ecosystems. The system successfully achieved a significant reduction in interference, ensuring reliable and efficient communication with high data integrity. This was accomplished through the integration of LEDs, shift registers, NAND gates, and optical receivers, utilizing a hybrid hardware-software design for effective signal processing and noise reduction. These results demonstrate LuminoLink�s potential as a next-generation communication solution, effectively addressing key challenges in IoT-driven environments.

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Project Report submitted to St. Francis Institute of Technology (SFIT).

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Visible Light Communication (VLC)
Internet of Things (IoT)
Optical Communication
Data Transmission
LED
Signal Processing
Noise Reduction
Wireless Communication

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