Before the advent of LED, electric lighting was just that: an electrical signal that traveled through a wire to a lamp, where some of its energy was converted into light. But the fundamental electronic capabilities of LEDs are enabling new modes of lighting, simultaneously using that electric signal to encode the light for sending and gathering information.
“Smart lighting” introduces new sensing capabilities that use the illumination itself for lighting control. There are many applications like privacy-preserving occupancy sensing, new wireless communication protocols, autonomous lighting management systems, and integration with other smart systems (including healthcare and building controls).
In Digitized illumination for smart systems and services you will see how lighting systems can detect and respond to changes in their environment. This includes identifying the type of activity being performed in a space and delivering the appropriate illumination. Smart systems will deliver optimized lighting (and even wireless data) to any situation, with minimal human intervention.
Events
February 21
A Fine Dining Experience (The Art of Consulting as a Lighting Designer)
Presented by Dr. Emrah Baki Ulas
March 21
Fundamental and Inspirational Light
Presented by Enrique Garcia-Carrera
April 25
Subtext of Context in Lighting Design
Presented by Linus Lopez
May 23
Transcending the Bowl - Stadium lighting beyond the field
Presented by Stacie M. Dinwiddy
June 20
Does word TIMELESS apply to LIGHTING DESIGN?
Presented by Dean Skira
Dec 8
Deadline for CLUE Competition registrations
Paul Traynor
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