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Why intermittent computing could unlock low-power visible light communication: position paper
Intermittent computing could be combined with low-powered visible light communication systems to facilitate novel sensor networks. This position paper provides a framework for future research by highlighting synergies between the technologies, and explores how techniques developed in intermittently-powered systems can be used to provide enhanced stability to ultra-low power visible light communication.