| A- A
Study: Non-Image-Forming (NIF) Effects of Daytime Electric Light
Exposure in Humans; conclude that brighter light and light with
a higher proportion of short wavelength light should be
preferred during the day, based on the results of meta-analyses
of the effects of NIF lighting on physiological, cognitive and
subjective outcomes. Read more (Leukos Journal, May 2025) |
| B- Hybrid lighting control
systems offer the best of both worlds by integrating wired and
wireless communication. In practical terms, this means that
mission-critical devices remain wired, ensuring stability, while
wireless sensors, switches, and fixtures add adaptability. Read more (EC&M magazine May 2025) |
| C- Energy savings is still an option by lighting &
control upgrade, that also will affect other systems like
emergency, building integration, and make your building more
human and tenant centric. Read more (Building magazine June 2025) |
| D- Awarded DALI Project: Aimed at improving employee
well-being and productivity, combined the latest DALI technology
with science-based lighting automation, the system not only met
WELL standards but also set a new benchmark in smart and
sustainable lighting design. Read more
(https://www.dali-alliance.org/awards2024/ |
| E- Melanopic Equivalent Daylight Illuminance (M-EDI) is
widely used to assess circadian-effective lighting, but is it
truly optimized for human biological responses? Read more (LIGHT NOW Blog June 2025) |
