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  • Seawater exhibits lower absorption for blue-green light, creating an optical window for underwater communication.
  • Underwater Optical Wireless Communication (UOWC) offers higher bandwidth, enabling higher data rates and lower latency than acoustic or RF methods.
  • Recent advancements have renewed interest in UOWC for various underwater applications.