LIFI
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LIFI, or light fidelity lamp, is a type of electrodeless lamp that uses radio waves to create a plasma inside a glass chamber, emitting 120 lumens per watt.[1] The LIFI was created by Luxim Corporation, which plans to expand the uses of its product into various markets.
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- ^ "A lightbulb powered by radio waves", cnet, 2007-08-23.
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