2026-11-17 –, Saal A
Free-Space Optical (FSO) communication is a wireless technology that uses laser beams to provide high-speed data transmission between two locations with a clear line of sight.
This presentation introduces the evolution of FSO from large-scale experimental systems in the 1970s to modern commercial and mission-critical applications such as satellite, military, and drone communications.
Advances in optical components, sensors, control technologies, and software have significantly improved system performance, reliability, and usability.
Current FSO systems are compact, lightweight, support automatic tracking, and typically achieve data rates of 25 Gbps.
Contents
- What is FSO
- History of FSO
- Current FSO Technology
- Progress in Enabling Technologies
- Key Features of Today's FSO System
- Things to Keep in Mind When Using Lasers
Takaya is a Sales Enginieer at NTT Advanced Technology(NTT-AT) based in Japan.
He is with NTT Advanced Technology Corporation more than 20 years both Sales and Engineering team.
In recent years, focused on the implementation of wireless communication solutions based on Free Space Optics (FSO) technology.