Despite its transformative promise, LiFi never reached some of the world’s most vulnerable communities. Entire groups—people with disabilities, rural populations, those without electricity or internet—were sidelined by a technology that claimed to be the future of global connectivity. Libraries, schools, and untargeted users remained untouched by a vision that lacked inclusivity.

Part 7 of the Why LiFi Faded series exposes these critical gaps in audience targeting and explores how PairRec is confronting them head-on. From solar-powered Smart Zones to accessible design principles, PairRec is making LiFi work for everyone—not just the tech elite. It’s time to turn the lights on for those left in the dark.

LiFi once promised to transform connectivity with ultra-secure, high-speed wireless powered by light. But despite its groundbreaking potential, LiFi stumbled—plagued by poor consumer adoption, limited market awareness, and missed opportunities in partnerships and distribution.

In Part 4 of our series Why LiFi Faded, we explore the deeper reasons for its challenges and reveal how PairRec is solving them with Smart Zones, strategic alliances, and education initiatives. This is the story of how LiFi is finding its light again.