Skip to main content
Information Science Lab
ISL
Information Science Lab
Main navigation
Home
Projects
People
Principal Investigators
Research Scientists and Engineers
Postdoctoral Fellows
Students
All Profiles
Alumni
Former Members
Members
Consultants
Visiting Scholars
Research Staff
Events
All Events
Events Calendar
News
Pages
Publications
ISL Publications Repository
Research Output
Software
Spin-Offs
underwater optical communications
Hybrid Acoustic-Pptical strategies for Marine Exploration Sensing
1 min read ·
Tue, Jul 28 2020
News
Underwater Optical Wireless Communications and Networking
underwater optical communications
ISL scientists have developed a hybrid sensor network that overcomes the shortcomings of acoustic and optical waves. Acoustic and optical waves are two of the most commonly used underwater wireless communication systems. The new hybrid sensor network can transmit acoustic and optimal signals simultaneously. This feature alongside other developments makes the sensor network a potential solution for the increased demand in high quality underwater communications. Mohammed Slim-Alouni, a Professor of Electrical Engineering at KAUST believes that using a combination of acoustic and optical waves