Rolling-shutter-effect camera-based visible light communication using RGB channel separation and an artificial neural network.

We propose and demonstrate a light-panel and rolling-shutter-effect (RSE) camera-based visible light communication (VLC) system using Z-score normalization, red/green/blue (RGB) color channel separation, and 1-D artificial neural network (ANN). The proposed scheme can mitigate the high inter-symbol interference (ISI) generated by the RSE pattern due to the low pixel-per-bit and high noise-ratio (NR) of the display contents.

Visible light positioning (VLP) system using low-cost organic photovoltaic cell (OPVC) for low illumination environments.

We propose and demonstrate a received-signal-strength (RSS) based visible light positioning (VLP) system using a low-cost organic photovoltaic cell (OPVC) receiver (Rx). The OPVC is a passive device without the need of external power supply. It could detect VLC signal and harvest energy. Our developed OPVC has a high power conversion efficiency (PCE) of 9.8%. The VLP system can be operated at a low illumination of 130 lux. The regression machine learning (ML) algorithm is used to enhance the positioning accuracy.