Smart specifications – How to get what you want, or end up with what you are given?
Mark Cooper of Smart City Products joins The Light Review commentary team. We all want “the moon on a stick”, […]
Product review: Dyson Lightcycle Morph
A new light offering from Dyson is always worth getting out of bed for . . . or so we […]
SG Lighting: the Headline acts for Frankfurt Light+Build 2020
. SG Smart consists of a number of devices that are easy to use and install in both new and […]
OSRAM: presents DEXAL LED drivers for smartly connected lighting systems
Its time to get ready for the IoT – with smartly connected luminaires and linear LED modules . including the […]
Bluetooth lighting – renaissance or another false dawn?
Fred Bass turns his investigative eye onto the uncertain world of Bluetooth-enabled lighting. When the first Bluetooth LED lamps were […]
SG Lighting: LEDDim Smart Tunable White
SG Lighting has introduced a revolutionary Tunable White (TW) phase control dimmer that can regulate both the lighting level and […]
The future of Smart City street lighting after Harvard?
The offer of more efficient, cost-saving, almost failure-free street lighting, all thanks to the favourable conjunction of new LED sources […]
Retro-fitting escape lighting on residential staircases
Let me set the scene: a low-rise residential block, probably three or four floors of flats, with a common-parts, concrete, […]
IoT: who ‘owns’ smart lighting?
The first LIA Technical Forum of the year was given over to a dicussion of the Internet of Things (IoT). But what was most interesting were the people who were providing the information. Is the lighting control sector ready to take control of smart lighting? And now for some text.
The light on the workplace of the future
Villingen-Schwenningen, October 2018: The light on the workplace of the future Waldmann luminaires can be integrated in networked office environments […]