LEDs Magazine News & Insights - Sep 20th, 2023
 
 
Industry news, commentary, research, and applications in LED and solid-state lighting technology and markets
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September 20, 2023

Welcome to LEDs Magazine’s News & Insights for Sept. 20, 2023. It is an exciting time to be involved in solid-state lighting and the associated controls and services sectors, as we are constantly learning more to apply to business growth.

For example, the DesignLights Consortium recently held an informational webinar drilling down its study on networked lighting controls. Associate editor Hayden Beeson outlines some of the key points from speaker Levin Nock, concluding that combining NLC with HVAC systems provides greater energy efficiency advantages in many scenarios.

Furthermore, companies like ams Osram and Signify remain committed to developments in augmented reality devices and horticulture, respectively. While ams Osram’s latest announcement involves a laser diode distribution agreement, the photonics device manufacturer continues to bet on micro LEDs for their potential in the AR/VR market as well. Meanwhile, Signify has extended its research collaboration with Wageningen University & Research, working on horticultural lighting schemes that can reduce energy consumption to appeal to growers who have put off adding greenhouse lighting in order to minimize energy costs.

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Carrie Meadows, [email protected]

HEADLINE NEWS
The LED lighting company and Wageningen extend a 10-year collaboration. Their latest project examines more energy-efficient LED practices for indoor agriculture.
The company is supplying laser diodes - not micro LEDs - to Austria’s TriLite, which projects images onto lenses of ordinary-sized glasses.
ARTICLES & RESOURCES
DesignLights Consortium research finds that integrating networked lighting controls with HVAC systems provides the greatest opportunity for energy savings and incentive programs.
CARRIE MEADOWS looks ahead to new conferences on the late summer and fall calendar, and introduces the newest member of the Lighting Group team.
INDUSTRY NEWS & PRODUCTS
LEDs Magazine's September issue features a selection of specialty luminaires and drivers for demanding environments.
The company's LED filament HID replacement lamps emit 10,000 lumens (50W) or 6,500 lumens (34W) without requiring a separate ballast, driver, or fan.
Products include Aculux WarmDim technology, A-Light Lean sustainable luminaire, Gotham's EVO/Incito 4" and 6" emergency battery backup cylinders, Hydrel Flame Lighting Technique, Lithonia Lighting D-Series area luminaires, and Peerless Proper luminaire.
FROM OUR PARTNERS
The ability to build micro- and nano-optical devices in large arrays is a challenge being addressed by the University of Strathclyde and MIT.
By integrating smart controls and complying with California's Title 24, Part 6, manufacturers and designers can enhance energy savings and customer comfort, paving the way for a more sustainable future, according to Energy Code Ace.