LiFi - Technology, Industry, and Market Trends report by Yole Développement

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Biography & contact
Pierrick Boulay,Technology & Market Analyst, Solid-state Lighting atYole Développement
As part of the Photonics, Sensing & Display division at Yole Développement (Yole), Pierrick Boulay works as Market and Technology Analyst in the fields of LED, OLED and
Lighting Systems to carry out technical, economic and marketing analysis. He has experience in both LED lighting (general lighting, automotive lighting…) and OLED lighting. In the
past, he has mostly worked in R&D department for LED lighting applications. Pierrick holds a master degree in Electronics (ESEO - France).
Contact: boulay@yole.fr
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Pars Mukish, Business Unit Manager, Solid-State Lighting & Display atYole Développement
Pars Mukish holds a master degree in Materials Science & Polymers (ITECH - France) and a master degree in Innovation & Technology Management (EM Lyon - France). Since 2015,
Pars has taken on responsibility for developing SSL and Display activities activities as Business Unit Manager at Yole Développement (Yole). Pars is part of the Photonics, Sensing &
Display division at Yole. Previously, he has worked as Marketing Analyst and Techno-Economic Analyst for several years at the CEA (French Research Center).
Contact: mukish@yole.fr
JoëlThome, General Manager & Sr Research & Innovation Consultant at PISEO
Joel Thome is General Manager & Senior Research & Innovation Consultant at PISEO. In collaboration with Yole Développement’s team, Joel Thome performs numerous
technical and market analyses focusing on Photonics based solutions, in addition to developing innovative optical solutions with PISEO’s R&D team. With a Master’s Degree in
mechanical engineering, Joel has been working in the lighting industry for more than 25 years. After beginning his career at Philips Lighting, he has recently held various global
business, marketing and R&D senior management positions. During this period he developed strong expertise in lighting controls, LED technology and innovation processes
including strategic roadmaps and project portfolio management.
Contact: thome.joel@piseo.fr
Olivier Andrieu, R&D Project Director - Mechatronic & LED System Architect at PISEO
Dr Olivier Andrieu is an R&D Project Director and Mechatronic System Architect at PISEO. He is working in collaboration with Yole Développement’s team to perform
comprehensive technical analyses of innovative Photonics-based illumination and detection systems and markets. His expertise is based on the development of disruptive solutions
taking into account mechanical, electronic, optic and thermal issues to achieve application requirements. Previously, Dr Andrieu worked for EFI Automotive as head of innovation
and more recently for Philips Lighting where he developed and implemented numerous LED lighting solutions on a global level.
Contact: andrieu.olivier@piseo.fr

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o From Optical Wireless Communications to LiFi P34
• Optical wireless communications
• History
• Position in the access technologies landscape
• Main characteristics
• Classification and usual terms
• Protocols and distance of use
• Technology segmentation
• LiFi
• What is LiFi?
• Genesis of LiFi
• Benefits & Advantages
• Position in the telecommunication landscape
• Health impact of light modulation
• Temporal Lighting Artefact (TLA)
• Physiologic studies and conclusions
o LiFi Technology and Systems P48
• Principles of LiFi technology
• Basic principles of optical wireless communication
• LiFi working principle
• Unidirectional communication
• Bidirectional communication
• The communication channel
• Components of LiFi system
• Introduction to LiFi system
• Light emitter
• Influence of LED technologies on transfer data rate
• Driving strategies for optical pulse width reduction
• Influence of the LiFi on the LED light quality
• Light receiver
• Photodiode technologies
• Comparison between PIN and Aaalanche photodiode
• Photodiode or camera for visible light communication?
• Photodiode manufacturers
• Insights on photodiode market trends
• Electronic data management
• Building blocks maturity and availability
• Digital modulation aspects
• Overview of digital modulation techniques
• Phase Shift Keying
• Amplitude Shift Keying
• Quadrature Amplitude Modulation
• Amplitude Phase Shift Modulation
• Frequency Shift Keying
• Multi Carrier Modulation
• Comparison of digital modulation techniques
• The case of LiFi
• Tree of various modulation techniques for LiFi
• Single Carrier Modulation
• Multi Carrier Modulation
• Color Shift Keying
• Comparison of modulation techniques used in LiFi
TABLE OF CONTENTS (1/4)
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o LiFi Technology and Systems P48
• Standard and regulation aspects
• Overview of optical wireless communication standards
• Evolution in optical wireless communication standards
• IEEE optical wireless communication standard progress
• IEEE 802.15.7 standard
• A LiFi standard in 2021?
• Optical wireless communication and RF standards complementarity
• Importance of a new standard
• IC development enhancement with LiFi standard
o LiFi Applications P95
• Application segmentation
• Segmentation matrix
• Key added values of the LiFi technology
• Examples of use cases
• LiFi vs. RF
• LiFi as a complementary communication technology?
• Wireless communication frequency allocation
• Issue in wireless communication
• RF communication restrictions
• The spectrum crisis
• Optical wireless communication as a solution to the spectrum crisis
• Disadvantages of non-visible light
• LiFi compared to other communication technologies
• Indoor navigation applications
• Principle of geolocation
• Indoor navigation architecture
• Geolocation technologies
• LiFi vs. Other indoor geolocation technologies
• Use case
• LiFi-based location service for shoppers
• LiFi network for distribution of information in museums
• Healthcare applications
• Wi-Fi limitations in hospitals environment
• Health monitoring system
• Example of Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)
• Case study - ECG interference with Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)
• LiFi lamps to distribute medical information to the personal
• Use case - LiFi lamps to distribute medical information to the personal
• Avionic applications
• LiFi in aircraft cabine
• Adapted architecture to avionic applications
• Use case - LiFi network in plane
• Underwater data transmission applications
• Underwater Wireless Sensor Networks (UWSNs)
• Underwater communications systems
• Underwater Optical Wireless Communications (UOWC) system architecture
• Light sources spectrum
• Light sources technology
• Monochromatic LED sources
• Laser sources
• Use case - Autonomous underwater vehicles

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o LiFi Applications P95
• Automotive/Transportation applications
• The transportation challenges
• The autonomous vehicle
• Early works of optical communication in passenger cars
• Early works of VLC in passenger cars
• Camera or photodiode as receiver in I2V/V2V communication
• ADAS
• Overview
• Challenges
• Technology roadmap
• Data management
• Other applications
• Use case - LiFi to usher hotel guests into their bedrooms
• Use case - LiFi improves maintenance services
• Use case - LiFi brings secured digital services to citizens
o LiFi Industry P152
• LiFi supply/value chain
• Overview
• Hardware components players
• System package players
• Integrators
• Communication network players
• Installers
• End users
• LiFi technology provider - Company profiles
• FIREFLY
• FRAUNHOFER HHI
• GLOBAL LIFI TECH
• LIGHT BEE
• LUCIOM (SIGNIFY)
• NAV WIRELESS TECHNOLOGIES
• NEXTLIFI
• OLEDCOMM
• PURELIFI
• VELMENNI
o LiFi Market P173
• Product segmentation
• Economy drivers
• Technology drivers
• Societal drivers
• Competencies required to DESIGN a LiFi system
• Competencies required to MARKET a LiFi system
• Key trends
• Competitive forces analysis
• 2 scenarios for the development of the LiFi industry
• Forecast methodology

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o LiFi Market P173
• Scenario 1 - Complementary communication technology for niche applications
• Description, players, regional reach and timeline
• Overview by application sector
• 2018-2023 market volume (Munits)
• 2018-2023 market revenue ($M)
• Scenario 2 - Favored communication technology for strong use cases
• Description, players, regional reach and timeline
• Overview by application sector
• 2018-2023 market volume (Munits)
• 2018-2023 market revenue ($M)
• 10 years trend - 2018-2028 LiFi market revenue
• Likelihood evaluation of the two scenarios
o Conclusion P195

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ACS, Acuity Brands, Advancephotonics, Airbus, AMD, Ampleon,Analog device, Apple, Aptima, Babcock, Bechtel, Bentham,
BMW, Broadcomm, Canon, Carrefour, CBRE, Centronic, CIE, Cisco, Deutsche Telekom, DHL, Digi International, Egigap, Electro-
Optics technology, Emcore, Everlight, Excelitas, Fagor Electronica, Fernionics, Firefly LiFi, First Sensor, Fraunhofer HHI & IPMS,
Freescale Semiconductors, Fujitsu, Global LIFI Tech, H&M, Hamamatsu, Hilton, Hochstein, Hochtieff, Home Depot, Huawei, IEC,
IEEE, IES, Inditex, Infineon, Infrared Data Association, Inping, Intel, JLL, Keio University, Lightbee, Lucibel, Luciom, Lumileds, Luna,
Macom, Malsch, Mars, Maxim Integrated, Mc Donalds, Mediatek, Micro Semiconductor Limited, Monenco Iran, Murata, Musée de
la carte à jouer, Nav Wireless Technologies, Next LiFi, Nichia, Nokia, Nvidia, NXP, OECA, OledComm, On Semiconductor,
Optodiode, Optoi, Orange, OSI optoelectronics, Osram, Palaiseau City, Panasonic, Perpignan Hospital, Philips, PureLifi, Qorvo,
Qualcomm, Renault, Samsung, Semtech, Seoul Semiconductors, Sharp, Signify, Sisoft, SONY, ST Microelectronics, Stins Goman,
Sumimoto Electric,Technilum,Telefonica,Tesco,Texas Instruments,Toshiba, US Department of Commerce,Velmenni,Verizon,Vinci,
Vislay,Vodafone,Volkswagen,Walmart,Windham,Wolfspeed, ZVEI, etc
COMPANIES CITED IN THE REPORT

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• To provide readers with the first comprehensive overview on an emerging wireless communication
technology.
• To explain how the LiFi technology operates, in comparison with similar and competing
technologies.
• To describe how the market for wireless communication technologies is evolving, and what role
LiFi is expected to play.
• To propose an analysis and a foresight on the technical and market development of this technology.
OBJECTIVES OFTHE REPORT

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• Many technologies are used for the “Last Mile” Link.
• The enormous growth of the number of
information terminals and portable devices has
accelerated the research and development in the
OWC technologies.
• As a complementary access technology to the RF
techniques, OWC was first proposed as a medium
for short-range wireless communication.
• Most practical OWC systems use Light-Emitting-
Diode (LED) or Laser diode, associated to
photodiode as receiver.
Optical wireless communications - Position in the access technologies landscape
FROM OPTICAL WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS TO LIFI
Access technologies for the “Last Mile” link
xDSL
• Copper based (limited bandwidth)
• Availability, quality and data rate depend on
proximity to service provider
RF • XX
Cable
• Share network resulting in quality and security
issues
XX
• Fiber-to-the-home
• High speed but costly
• Right of way required
Satellite
• XX
• XX
OWC • OpticalWireless Communication

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LiFi - Benefits & Advantages
FROM OPTICAL WIRELESS COMMUNICATIONS TO LIFI
• Speed  High transfer data rates have been achieved in multiple demonstration cases. The successive records of
high data rate want to be a realistic proof of concept and a proof of better performance compared to radio wave
communication.
• Security  Visible light beam and intensities can be easily controlled with existing technologies. LED devices are
accompanied by optics and electronic ecosystems which enable emitter-to-user communication with a lower risk of
hacking than with radio communication.
• Energy efficient  The transmitted energy for communication is carried by visible light which is intrinsically used
for lighting application. The energy used for communication would practically be zero as a result of the piggybacking
of data on illumination. The amount of energy needed for the communication function is largely reduced compare to
RF communication, by removing amplification which represents roughly 70% of the total consumption.
• Density  With appropriate modulation solution, wireless capacity can be in greatly increased.
• Safety  Light communication represents an alternative to radio waves, which have potentially harmful effects.
However, physiologic impact of high frequency light variation has not been really studied.
• High bandwidth  The visible light spectrum represent a large bandwidth, unlicensed and free to use.
• Low cost  Requires fewer components than radio wave technology.
A LiFi network
is demonstrated
to handle
attractive
features.

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• LED emitting devices are not equipped to receive a light signal. Other channels must be added to introduce a bi-directional
communication.
• Bi-directional LiFi requires a light emitting device for each user, which may be connected to the network.
• Infrared communication are preferred, in order to avoid light disturbances in the lighting ambiance.
• The inherent directionality of light beams is used to define strict coverage areas.
LiFi working principle - Bidirectional communication
LIFI TECHNOLOGY/SYSTEMS - PRINCIPLE
Source : Monenco Iran (2016)

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• Dynamic behavior is strongly dependent of the
technology of the LED emitter and the internal
architecture. Many factors may affect the emission
transition time: inductance, junction and parasitic
capacitance, stochastics radiative recombination time.
• Direct emission LED have a turn-on time of some
nanoseconds, and turn-off time in the tens of
nanoseconds.
• Micro-LED are usually driven at XX of XX order,
which is much higher than the operation current
density of classic LED with less than XXA/cm². These
very high XX lead to significantly higher XX and large
electric field, which allow higher XX to XX.
• Laser source are able to XX. For this reason, infrared
laser diode are XX used in data communication
systems. Laser diode are available in different color,
RGB for instance, and could be used in aVLC mode.
Light emitter - Influence of LED technologies on transfer data rate (2/2)
LIFI TECHNOLOGY/SYSTEMS - COMPONENTS

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• The panel of photodiode manufacturers is large and formed by small companies. Majority of them is XX, which require similar
features thanVLC communication
• CMOS Image sensors, which are made of millions of photodiodes each, drive an industry formed by major IDM companies.
Light receiver - Photodiode manufacturers
LIFI TECHNOLOGY/SYSTEMS - COMPONENTS
CMOS
image sensors
Photodiode

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• Amplitude Phase Shift Keying (APSK) is a variation of both M-PSK and QAM. APSK uses fewer amplitude level than QAM, and
increase the number of phase shifts.
• The fewer the number of amplitude levels or the smaller the difference between the amplitude levels, the greater the chance to
operate in the nonlinear region of the power amplification
Overview of digital modulation techniques - Amplitude Phase Shift Modulation
LIFI TECHNOLOGY/SYSTEMS - DIGITAL MODULATION ASPECTS
16 QAM requires very linear
amplification
16 PSK has less stringent linearity
requirements, but is affected by
noise due to the low spacing
between phases shifts
16 APSK - Combination of 8
phase shift and 2 amplitude level
reduce the constraints on the
power amplification and reduce
the risk of error due to the
phase difference
Constellation diagrams, representing the phases (circular) and the amplitude
(radial)

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Comparison of digital modulation techniques
LIFI TECHNOLOGY/SYSTEMS - DIGITAL MODULATION ASPECTS
Code Type of modulation Interest Application
Spectrai Efficiency
(bits/s/Hz)
OOK On-Off Keying Low data rate transfer IR remote control <0,05
FSK
GFSK
XX
XX
XX
Aircraft communication,
Bluetooth
<XX (depends on
modulation index)
BPSK Binary Phase Shift Keying XX Spatial telemetry, cables XX
DPSK Differential Binary Phase Shift Keying Very spectrally efficient 1
QPSK Quadrature Phase Shift Keying XX
M-PSK
Multiple Phase Shift Keying (8-PSK, 16-
PSK)
XX
EDGE (Enhanced Data Rates for
GSM Evolution
XX
XX XX
Produce maximum data rate in
limited bandwidth
XX 4
XX XX satellites 6
OFDM
Orthogonal Frequency Division
Multiplexing
XX XX
>10 (depends on the type
of modulation and the
number of subcarriers)

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• Infrared standards have been defined by Infrared Data Association from 1993 to 2009.
• In parallel, IEEE has developed wireless radiofrequency modulations techniques, covered by the 802.11 family of protocols. From
this family, a IR protocol (IR 802.11) has been proposed but discontinued. VLC protocol exist from 2012, expected to be
completed by a new standard in a relatively short time.
Evolution in optical wireless communication standards
LIFI TECHNOLOGY/SYSTEMS - STANDARD AND REGULATION ASPECTS
802,11 – initial
1997
802.11 a/G 54 Mbps
1999
802.11n 600 Mbps
2009
802.11ad 7Gbps
2012
IR 802.11 (discontinued)
1997
VLC 802.15.7
2011
IrDa Standards : SIR, MIR, FIR,VFIR, UFIR, Giga-IR
1993 - 2009
…
1990 1995 2000 2005 2010 2015
Which standard
for the LiFi ?

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Segmentation matrix
LIFI APPLICATIONS - SEGMENTATION

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• The intelligence is located both in the central system that knows the location of each
lamp (3D map of the building) and in the application installed in the mobile device.
• It becomes easy to change message and promotions that are sent to the devices,
according to their place.
• Decoding of the message can be used through a simple smartphone equipped by a
camera.
• Positioning accuracy about 10cm is largely better than other positioning solutions (RFID
or bluetooth for instance).
• Relamping to LED technology is considered as an opportunity for introducing LiFi
indoor navigation.
Indoor navigation architecture
LIFI APPLICATIONS - INDOOR NAVIGATION
Source : Basic 6

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Use case - LiFi lamps to distribute medical information to the personal
LIFI APPLICATIONS - HEALTHCARE
LiFi allows to
communicate in
RF free areas.
DESCRIPTION
In a first phase, the hospital was equipped with lighting points to distribute medical
information to the personal in all locations of the hospital. In a second phase, rooms
have been equipped to distribute information to the terminal of the patient;
END CUSTOMER
Perpignan hospital
APPLICATION
Hospitals
DATE AND LOCATION
2016, 2018
Perpignan ( France)
CONCLUSION & NEXT STEPS
Non Available
SUPPLIER
Oledcomm

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LIGHTING MANUFACTURERS
Company type
Large, multinational manufacturer of
lighting systems
Business model
XX
Interest in LiFi
XX
Example companies
• Signify (formerly Philips Lighting)
• XX
Integrators
LIFI INDUSTRY - SUPPLY/VALUE CHAIN
AUTOMOTIVE MANUFACTURER
Company type
Large, multinational manufacturer of
motorized vehicles
Business model
Design, manufacturing and selling of
motorized vehicles, based on a dedicated
supplier ecosystem
Interest in LiFi
LiFi offers potential solutions for the
development of autonomous vehicles
Example companies
• Volkswagen
• BMW
• Renault
MOBILE DEVICE
MANUFACTURERS
Company type
XX
Business model
XX
Interest in LiFi
XX
Example companies
• Apple
• Samsung
• Huawei

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LIFI TECHNOLOGY PROVIDERS - NEXTLIFI
Origin
• Startup from Melbourne,Australia
• Established 2015
Organisation
• Gary Mackenzie, CEO &
Founder / Director
• Michael Sutherland ,
CCO & Founder /
Director
• Dr Masud Bakaul - CTO
Business model
• Design and sales of LiFi
systems and other IoT
applications
Key achievements
• XX
• Hybrid LiFi System
Strategy
1. XX
2. Activate proprietary
applications in
professional applications
3. XX
Geographical scope
Contact
NextLiFi
http://www.nextlifi.com/
+61 3 9863 7788

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• Focusing on the LiFi technology suppliers, the
analysis of the competitive forces, according to
Porter’s model, reveals the following:
• Suppliers should have a limited influence, given
their number and variety which should allow
for easy change (electronic components).
• Likewise, given the high entry ticket set by the
intellectual aspects (competences, patents), the
threat of new entrants could be considered as
limited.
• XX
• XX
Competitive forces analysis
LIFI MARKET

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• It is certainly too early to write about a LiFi « industry » per se, as the technology and its ecosystem are still currently under
development.
• The LiFi represents a potential technology with key advantages in relation to different trends observed in the domain of the
telecommunication. However, we have notice he risk caused by the lack of an emerging standard.
• Hence, we have identified two potential Scenarios, which are described in the following pages, that depends on the adoption of
this emerging standard.The potential market volume that would be generated in each case is also shown in these scenarios.
2 scenarios for the development of the LiFi industry
LIFI MARKET
SCENARIO 2:
RAPID STANDARD ADOPTION
FAVOURED
COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY
FOR STRONG USE CASES
SCENARIO 1:
LOW OR LATE EMERGY STANDARD
ADOPTION
COMPLEMENTARY COMMUNICATION
TECHNOLOGY
FOR NICHE APPLICATIONS

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2018-2023 market revenue ($M)
LIFI MARKET - SCENARIO 1
• The cost of a LiFi unit will remain at a high level until 2021, but is expected to decrease quickly when first integrated electronic
circuits will be developed and available in 2022.
• Related revenues are relatively low, expected to $XXM in 2023.
Total market
revenue is
expected to
growth to
$XXM in 2023.
SCENARIO 1 - Complementary
communication technology for
niche applications

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RELATED REPORTS

Introduced by Harald Haas in 2011, light fidelity
(LiFi) is an optical wireless communication
(OWC) technology. LiFi uses the electromagnetic
spectrum’s visible-light portion to transmit
information at very high speeds. LiFi is strongly
valued nowadays, thanks to the development of
light emitting diodes (LEDs), which represent
high-frequency semiconductor light sources
capable of transmitting information. To perform
such communication, LEDs are modulated at a
high frequency level that can’t be perceived by the
human eye.
With the recent boom in solid-state lighting (SSL),
LEDs are now commonly used in lamps, luminaire,
and many other lighting devices considered as
potential data providers for LiFi systems.
Compared to other OWC technologies, LiFi
offers advantages such as:
• Speed: High transfer data rates have been
achieved in multiple demonstrations, with LiFi
sometimes presented as 10 - 100x faster than
Wi-Fi
• Security: Visible light-beam and intensities are
easily controlled with existing technologies
• Energy efficient: The transmitted energy for
communication is carried by visible light, which
is intrinsically used for lighting applications
• Density: With an appropriate modulation
solution, wireless capacity can be greatly increased
• Safety: Light communication represents an
alternative to radio waves, which are potentially
harmful
• High bandwidth: The visible light spectrum
represent a large bandwidth, unlicensed and
free to use
• Low cost: LiFi systems require fewer
components than radio wave technology
Many applications can benefit from LiFi technologies:
avionics, underwater data communication,
healthcare, automotive transportation, education,
and more.
By nature, LiFi helps solve specific issues in
numerous applications: for example, reducing a
plane’sweightbyusingopticalfiberinsteadofcopper
cables, or eliminating the risk of electromagnetic
interference in hospitals. On a broader scale, LiFi
can also provide additional bandwidth capacity to
communication networks (when available).
This report presents an analysis of LiFi technology and
applications, including: basic principles, specifications,
positioning of LiFi with other OWC technologies, benefits
and challenges, and classification of applications with
use-cases.
LIFI - TECHNOLOGY, INDUSTRY, AND MARKET TRENDS
Market Technology report - October 2018
LIFI: A POSSIBLE GAME-CHANGER IN THE OPTICAL WIRELESS
COMMUNICATION SPACE
LiFi: Niche or mainstream technology?
KEY FEATURES OF THE REPORT
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• In-depth analysis of LiFi technology,
components, and system
integration
• Analysis of LiFi’s added-value,
applications, and use-cases
• Comprehensive analysis of the LiFi
industry and value chain
• Complete review of LiFi
roadblocks and growth enablers
• Realistic analysis of LiFi market
development scenarios
OBJECTIVES OF THE REPORT
• Provide readers with the first
comprehensive overview of LiFi, an
emerging wireless communication
technology
• Explain how LiFi technology
operates, compared to similar and
competing technologies
• Describe how the market
for wireless communication
technologies is evolving, and the
role LiFi could play
• Propose an analysis and predictions
for LiFi’s technical and market
development
(Yole Développement, October 2018)
Indoor
navigation
Data speed
Geolocation
Data security
Connectivity
LiFi ADDEDVALUE
LiFi APPLICATIONS
Autonomous vehicles
Underwater
communication
Healthcare
Avionic
LiFi APPLICATIONS
Safety
Electromagnetic
interference
*Non exhaustive list of applications
LiFi’s added-value and key applications*
COMMUNICATIONS STANDARD: THE KEY TO UNLEASHING LIFI’S
GROWTH POTENTIAL
A LiFi system is a complex communication system
that integrates many different components/
functions and software:
• LEDs for light emission
• Light sensors
• Power management electronics
• Modulation encoding and demodulation decoding
systems
• Network management embedded software

LIFI - TECHNOLOGY, INDUSTRY, AND MARKET TRENDS
LiFi industrial ecosystem*
To allow for bi-directional communication, the
components must be integrated in two systems.
For instance, an LED luminaire/lamp paired with a
terminal, i.e. a computer or a smartphone. Although
downstream data can be carried by visible light, it is
hardly possible for upstream data to use white light -
therefore, infrared (IR) light is preferred in order to
prevent glare.
In this context, technology/system integration
will therefore be key to LiFi’s development - but
it’s important to understand that the choice of
components/functions (i.e. LiFi system design) also
plays a strong role in LiFi system performance.
Typically, at the light emission level, a monochromatic
LED will enable a data rate 10x times higher
compared to a white LED. Also, when modulated at
high frequencies, white LEDs can suffer colorimetric
distortion due to variations of the balance between
emitted photons from the blue source and from the
phosphor-converted material.
Regarding industry aspects, the focus will be on
integrators and their willingness to bet on LiFi
technology. Indeed, a clear commitment from a
carrier industry (i.e. telecom, mobile devices, lighting)
is mandatory for making concrete products from the
technology.
Despite these technological and industrial
challenges, the main roadblocks for LiFi market
development remain at the standard level. Indeed,
like most communication systems, LiFi will require
an open communication standard that facilitates
the development of a sustainable ecosystem. This is
a key enabler for unleashing the promising growth
potential held by LiFi-related businesses. To this end,
a LiFi-dedicated standard known as IEEE 802.11.bb is
expected to be released in 2021.
This report presents an in-depth analysis of LiFi systems,
including: light emitter and receiver, electronic data
management, and digital modulation aspects. Also
highlighted are the global standard and regulation aspects
related to LiFi development.
LED
manufacturers
Photodiode
CMOS
manufacturers
Technology
startups
Lighting
manufacturers
Mobile device
manufacturers
Infrastructure
suppliers
Communication
service providers
Installers End usersSemiconductors
manufacturers
Hardware components System package Use**InstallationIntegration
Communication
network
**Refer to the applications table in the report*Non exhaustive list of companies
A POSSIBLE $1.1B OPPORTUNITY IN 2023?
LiFi represents a strong potential technology, with
key advantages in relation to different observed
trends. However, we do see two major challenges
that could prevent the technology from developing
at a fast pace in the short/mid-term: standardization
activities, and development of products and services
integrating LiFi, i.e. mobile devices from big OEMs
like Apple, Samsung, and Huawei.
In this context, two market development scenarios
are envisioned:
• “Bear” scenario - LiFi as a complementary
communication technology for niche applications
• “Bull” scenario - LiFi becomes the favored
communication technology for strong use-cases
Currently, the LiFi industry is still in its infancy, and
our best expectation is for significant growth to
begin in 2021, with a 53% CAGR from 2021 - 2023.
Industrial, hospitality healthcare, retail, office,
education, and residential will represent 80% of the
expected volume in 2023.
Technology integration and volume will then allow
strong cost/price reduction, which will fuel market
growth that could reach $2.7B in 2028.
This report offers an examination of the LiFi industry and
market, including: supply/value chain, company profiles of
key LiFi technology providers, product segmentation, and
a market volume and revenue forecast (based on Yole
Développement's “two- scenario”analysis).
2018 - 2028 LiFi market revenue scenario ($B) - “Bear” case vs. “Bull” case
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0,5
1
1,5
2
2,5
3
2018 2019 2020 2021 2022 2023 2024 2025 2026 2027 2028
Bear case Bull case

MARKET TECHNOLOGY REPORT
COMPANIES CITED IN THE REPORT (non exhaustive list)
ACS, Acuity Brands, Advancephotonics, Airbus, AMD, Ampleon, Analog device, Anadigics, Apple,
Aptima, Babcock, Bechtel, Bentham, BMW, Broadcomm, Canon, Carrefour, CBRE, Centronic, CIE,
Cisco, Deutsche Telekom, DHL, Digi International, Egigap, Electro-Optics technology, Emcore, Everlight,
Excelitas, Fagor Electronica, Fernionics, Firefly LiFi, First Sensor, Fraunhofer HHI IPMS, Freescale
Semiconductors, Fujitsu, Global LIFI Tech, HM, Hamamatsu, Hilton, Hochstein, Hochtieff, Home
Depot, Huawei, IEC, IEEE, IES, Inditex, Infineon, Infrared Data Association, Inping, Intel, JLL, Keio
University, Lightbee, Lucibel, Luciom, Lumileds, Luna, Macom, Malsch, Mars, Maxim Integrated, Mc
Donalds, Mediatek, Micro Semiconductor Limited, Monenco Iran, Murata, Musée de la carte à jouer, Nav
Wireless Technologies, Next LiFi, Nichia, Nokia, Nvidia, NXP, OECA, OledComm, On Semiconductor,
Optodiode, Optoi, Orange, OSI optoelectronics, Osram, Palaiseau City, Panasonic, Perpignan Hospital,
Philips, PureLifi, Qorvo, Qualcomm, Renault, Samsung, Semtech, Seoul Semiconductors, Sharp, Signify,
Sisoft, SONY, ST Microelectronics, Stins Goman, Sumimoto Electric, Technilum, Telefonica, Tesco,
Texas Instruments, Toshiba, US Department of Commerce, Velmenni, Verizon, Vinci, Vislay, Vodafone,
Volkswagen, Walmart, Windham, Wolfspeed, ZVEI, etc.

From optical wireless communications to LiFi 34
Optical wireless communications
LiFi
LiFi technology and systems 48
Principles of LiFi technology
Components of a LiFi system
Digital modulation aspects
Standards and regulatory aspects
LiFi applications 95
Application segmentation
LiFi vs. RF
Indoor navigation applications
Healthcare applications
Avionic applications
Underwater data transmission applications
Automotive/transportation applications
Other applications
LiFi industry 152
LiFi supply/value chain
LiFi technology providers - company profiles
LiFi market 173
Product segmentation
Economy drivers
Technology drivers
Societal drivers
Competencies required to design a LiFi system
Competencies required to market a LiFi system
Key trends
Competitive forces analysis
Two scenarios for LiFi industry development
Forecast methodology
Scenario 1 - complementary communication
technology for niche applications
Scenario 2 - favored communication technology
for strong use-cases
10-year trend : 2018 - 2028 LiFi market revenue
Evaluating the likelihood of our “two scenarios”
Conclusion 195
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− MEMS Packaging 2017 – Market Technology Report
− MEMS Packaging Comparison 2017 – Structure, Process Cost Report
RF DEVICES ANDTECHNOLOGIES
− Wireless technologies (Radar, V2X) for Automotive 2018
− RF Standards and Technologies for Connected Objects 2018
− RF Photonic Components Technologies for 5G Infrastructure 2018
o REVERSE COSTING® – STRUCTURE, PROCESS COST REPORT– by System
Plus Consulting
− Automotive Radar Comparison 2018
− RF Acoustic Wave Filters 2017 – Patent Landscape Analysis
− 5G impact on RF Front End Modules and Connectivity for Cellphones 2018 – Market
Technology Report – Update
− RF Front-End Module Comparison 2018 – Structure, Process Cost Report
− RF Front End Modules for Cellphones 2018 – Patent Landscape Analysis
− Advanced RF System-in-Package for Cellphones 2018 – Market Technology
Report – Update*
− Advanced RF SiPs for Cell Phones Comparison 2017 – Structure, Process
Cost Report
− RF GaN Market: Applications, Players, Technology, and Substrates 2018-2023
Market Technology Report – Update
− RF GaN Comparison 2018* – Structure, Process Cost Report
− RF GaN 2018 – Patent Landscape Analysis
SOFTWARE
− Consumer Biometrics: Sensors Software 2018 – Update
− Processing Hardware and Software for AI 2018 - Vol. 1 2
− From Image Processing to Deep Learning, Introduction to Hardware and Software
Update : 2017 version still available / *To be confirmed

IMAGING OPTOELECTRONICS
− Status of the Compact Camera Module and Wafer Level Optics
− Industry 2018 – Update
− 3D Imaging and Sensing 2018 – Update
− Sensors for Robotic Vehicles 2018
− Machine Vision for Industry and Automation 2018
− Imagers and Detectors for Security and Smart Buildings 2018
− Uncooled Infrared Imagers 2017
− iPhone X Dot Projector – Patent-to-Product Mapping
− Status of the CMOS Image Sensor Industry 2018 – Market Technology Report -
Update
− CMOS Image Sensor Comparison 2018 – Structure, Process Cost Report
− CMOS Image Sensors Monitor 2018* – Quarterly Update**
− Camera Module 2017 – Market Technology Report
− Compact Camera Module Comparison 2018 – Structure, Process Cost Report
− LiDARs for Automotive and Industrial Applications 2018 – Market Technology
Report
− LiDAR for Automotive 2018 – Patent Landscape Analysis
ADVANCED PACKAGING
− Status of Advanced Packaging Industry 2018 – Update
− Status of Advanced Substrates 2018: Embedded Die and Interconnects,
Substrate Like PCB Trends
− 3D TSV and Monolithic Business Update 2018 – Update
− Power Modules Packaging 2018 – Update
− Discrete Power Packaging 2018 – Update*
− Status of Panel Level Packaging 2018
− Trends in Automotive Packaging 2018
− Hardware and Software for AI 2018 - Vol. 1 2
− Thin-Film Integrated Passive Devices 2018
− Memory Packaging Market and Technology Report 2018 – Update*
− Hybrid Bonding for 3D Stack – Patent Landscape Analysis
o LINKED REPORTS– by Yole Développement and System Plus Consulting
− Advanced RF System-in-Package for Cellphones 2018 – Market Technology Report -
Update*
− Advanced RF SiPs for Cell Phones Comparison 2017 – Structure, Process
Cost Report
− Fan-Out Packaging 2018 – Market Technology Report – Update*
− Fan-Out Packaging Comparison 2018* – Structure, Process Cost Report
MANUFACTURING
− Wafer Starts for More Than Moore Applications 2018
− Equipment for More than Moore: Technology Market Trends
for Lithography Bonding/Debonding 2018
− Polymeric Materials for wafer-level Advanced Packaging 2018
− Laser Technologies for Semiconductor Manufacturing 2017
− Glass Substrate Manufacturing in the Semiconductor Field 2017
− Equipment and Materials for Fan-Out Packaging 2017
− Equipment and Materials for 3D TSV Applications 2017
o LINKED REPORTS – by Yole Développement and System Plus Consulting
− Equipment for More than Moore: Technology Market Trends for
Lithography Bonding/Debonding 2018 – Market Technology Report
− Wafer Bonding Comparison 2018 – Structure, Process Cost Report

MEMORY
− Emerging Non Volatile Memory 2018 – Update
− Memory Packaging Market and Technology Report 2018 – Update*
o QUARTERLY UPDATE – by Yole Développement**
− Memory Market Monitor 2018 (NAND DRAM)
o MONTHLY UPDATE – by Yole Développement**
− Memory Pricing Monitor 2018 (NAND DRAM)
o REVERSE ENGINEERING COSTING REVIEW – by System Plus Consulting
− DRAM Technology Cost Review 2018
− NAND Memory Technology Cost Review 2018
− 3D Non-Volatile Memories – Patent Landscape
COMPOUND SEMICONDUCTORS
− Status of Compound Semiconductor Industry 2018*
− GaAs Materials, Devices and Applications 2018
− InP Materials, Devices and Applications 2018
− Bulk GaN Substrate Market 2017
− Power SiC 2018: Materials, Devices, and Applications – Market Technology
Report – Update
− SiC Transistor Comparison 2018 – Structure, Process Cost Report
− Power SiC 2018 – Patent Landscape Analysis
− Power GaN 2018: Materials, Devices, and Applications – Market Technology Report
– Update
− GaN-on-Silicon Transistor Comparison 2018 – Structure, Process Cost Report
− Status of the GaN IP – Patent Watch 2018 Patent Activity 2017
− RF GaN Market: Applications, Players, Technology, and Substrates 2018-2023
– Market Technology Report – Update
− RF GaN – Patent Landscape Analysis
POWER ELECTRONICS
− Status of Power Electronics Industry 2018 – Update
− Discrete Power Packaging 2018 – Update*
− Power Electronics for Electric Vehicles 2018 – Update
− Integrated Passive Devices (IPD) 2018
− Wireless Charging Market Expectations and Technology Trends 2018
− Thermal Management Technology and Market Perspectives in Power
− Electronics and LEDs 2017
− Gate Driver 2017
− Power MOSFET 2017
− IGBT 2017
− Market Opportunities for Thermal Management Components in
Smartphones 2017
o LINKED REPORTS – by Yole Développement, System Plus Consulting
and KnowMade
− Power Modules Packaging 2018 – Market Technology Report – Update
− Automotive Power Module Packaging Comparison 2018 – Structure,
Process Cost Report
− Power ICs Market Monitor 2018 – Quarterly Update**
− Power ICs Market Comparison 2018* – Structure, Process Cost Report
BATTERY AND ENERGY MANAGEMENT
− Li-ion Battery Packs for Automotive and Stationary Storage Applications 2018 –
Update
− Status of the Battery Patents – Patent Watch 2018 Patent Activity 2017
o LINKED REPORTS – by Yole Développement and KnowMade
− Solid State Electrolyte Battery 2018 – Market Technology Report
− Solid-State Batteries 2018 – Patent Landscape Analysis
Update : 2017 version still available / *To be confirmed / ** Can not be selected within an Annual Subscription offer

SOLID STATE LIGHTING
− IR LEDs and Lasers 2018: Technology, Industry and Market Trends – Update
− Automotive Lighting 2018: Technology, Industry and Market Trends – Update
− UV LEDs 2018: Technology, Industry and Market Trends – Update
− LiFi: Technology, Industry and Market Trends
− LED Lighting Module Technology, Industry and Market Trends 2017
− CSP LED Lighting Modules
− Phosphors Quantum Dots 2017 - LED Downconverters for Lighting Displays
− Horticultural Lighting 2017
o LINKED REPORTS – by Yole Développement and System Plus Consulting
− VCSELs 2018: Technology, Industry and Market Trends – Market Technology
Report
− VCSELs Comparison 2018 – Structure, Process Cost Report
DISPLAYS
− Quantum Dots and Wide Color Gamut Display Technologies 2018 – Update
− Displays and Optical Vision Systems for VR/AR/MR 2018
− MicroLED Displays 2018 – Market Technology Report – Update
− MicroLED Display – Patent Landscape Analysis
MEDTECH
− BioMEMS Non Invasive Emerging Biosensors: Microsystems for Medical
− Applications 2018 – Update
− Point-of-Need Testing Application of Microfluidic Technologies 2018 – Update
− Neurotechnologies and Brain Computer Interface 2018
− CRISPR-Cas9 Technology: From Lab to Industries 2018
− Ultrasound Technologies for Medical, Industrial and Consumer Applications 2018
− Inkjet Functional and Additive Manufacturing for Electronics 2018
− Liquid Biopsy: from Isolation to Downstream Applications 2018
− Chinese Microfluidics Industry 2018
− Scientific Cameras for the Life Sciences Analytical Instrumentation
Laboratory Markets 2018*
− Artificial Organ Technology and Market 2017
− Connected Medical Devices Market and Business Models 2017
− Status of the Microfluidics Industry 2017
− Organs-On-Chips 2017
− Solid-State Medical Imaging 2017
− Medical Robotics Market Technology Analysis 2017
− Microfluidic IC Cooling – Patent Landscape
− Circulating Tumor Cell Isolation – Patent Landscape
− OCT Medical Imaging – Patent Landscape
− Pumps for Microfluidic Devices – Patent Landscape 2017
− Microfluidic Technologies for Diagnostic Applications – Patent Landscape 2017
− FLUIDIGM – Patent Portfolio Analysis 2017
− Consumer Physics SCiO Molecular Sensor – Patent-to-Product Mapping 2017
− Organs-On-Chips 2017 – Market Technology Report
− Organ-on-a-Chip – Patent Landscape Analysis

OUR 2017 PUBLISHED REPORTS LIST (3/3)
OUR PARTNERS’ REPORTS
PATENT ANALYSES – by KnowMade
− Wireless Charging Patent Landscape Analysis
− RF Acoustic Wave Filters Patent Landscape Analysis
− NMC Lithium-Ion Batteries Patent Landscape Analysis
− Pumps for Microfluidic Devices Patent Landscape
− III-N PatentWatch
− FLUIDIGM Patent Portfolio Analysis
− Knowles MEMS Microphones in Apple iPhone 7 Plus Patent-to-Product Mapping 2017
− Consumer Physics SCiO Molecular Sensor Patent-to-Product Mapping
− Patent Licensing Companies in the Semiconductor Market - Patent Litigation Risk and Potential Targets
− MicrofluidicTechnologies for Diagnostic Applications Patent Landscape
TEARDOWN REVERSE COSTING – by System Plus Consulting
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