LiFi: A Visible Light Communication Assisted Fishermen Tracking System using GPS

The lack of a clear maritime border between the countries is a major contributor to the brutality that occurs across international boundaries. A pre-programmed warning system that would advise fisherman when they are about to breach the line and avert an emergency is something that social activists have been calling for. The following debate centers on the potential development of a warning system that may routinely intimate the fisherman as they approach the sea boundary. The costs associated with implementing GPS will be high. Using a Li-Fi network designed to deliver signals to the boat will be more efficient than relying on GPS to track location. The term "Li-Fi" refers to a type of wireless optical communication that uses visible light and is both fast and completely networked. Using the suggested approach, a light signal may be sent from a sensor installed in a ship's workplace to the cabin of the officer in charge of that area. There is a gas sensor to detect the presence of poisonous gases, a fire sensor to signal the existence of a fire, and a water leakage sensor to signal the presence of water leaks in the ship. The information gleaned from the sensors is converted into sound before being relayed through Li-Fi to the receiver. The relevance of the correspondence has increased as a way of transmitting data and information over long distances using light force and Visible Light Communication (VLC). The components of this system collaborate to keep a watchful eye on the waterways at all times. Ready fishermen will get a dependable reaction before they inadvertently go overboard.