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World-first test transfers information in light beam

Researchers from Wits University in South Africa and the University of Bordeaux in France have developed a laser technique that can transmit optical data through open air while bypassing atmospheric turbulence, without complex computing or costly adaptive optics

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Laser data survives open-air turbulence in the real-world test. PIC COURTESY/Wits University

Laser data survives open-air turbulence in the real-world test. PIC COURTESY/Wits University

Researchers at Wits University (South Africa) and the University of Bordeaux (France) have developed a laser method to transmit optical data through open air without needing complex computing or expensive adaptive optics.

Earth’s chaotic atmosphere usually scrambles light signals. However, this world-first experiment demonstrates that data can bypass atmospheric turbulence entirely, keeping the light signal’s integrity completely untouched during transmission without any distortion correction systems.

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