LEDs Magazine News & Insights - Mar 20th, 2024
 
 
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March 20, 2024

In this week’s News & Insights, Mark Halper reports more gains for Glamox in the offshore and marine lighting market. Meanwhile, in case you missed it, we've included recent insights on the micro LED business roadmap for ams Osram in this week's lineup as well. Finally, in advance of our upcoming feature on two very different school projects, we have a complementary focus on luminaire-level lighting controls in school settings.

We're having lots of productive discussions at LEDucation this week. Stay tuned for our recap and thoughts on the conversations and educational sessions.

Questions? Comments? Article pitches? Email [email protected].

It will illuminate the work platforms in what should be the largest operation off the U.S. coast, as well as two in the Taiwan Strait and one in South Korea.
The reality of the smartwatch business recently took a bleak turn for ams Osram’s micro LED operation, but augmented reality could be among the promising sectors, according to market research firm Yole.
With its huge write-down prompted by the loss of Apple’s smartwatch, ams Osram will not completely exit the business, but will find markets where OLEDs won’t compete, says Yole Group.
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CEU programming, product demonstrations, and networking opportunities abound during the two-day event centered on architectural lighting in the built environment.
FIG. 1. A high school in Washington State achieves cost, experience, and flexibility benefits of LED lighting with luminaire-level lighting controls (LLLC). Image credit: Photo by Benjamin Benschneider, all images provided courtesy of BetterBricks program and used with permission.
Angela Pilant explains how school districts can customize and futureproof their lighting with luminaire level lighting control systems.
Lighting designer Aprille Balangue assisted Washington’s Madrona School in realizing the potential of its new LED lighting through luminaire level lighting controls.
APRILLE BALANGUE explains how designers and engineers can validate the performance and experience benefits of luminaire-level lighting controls in school settings.
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Flexible solutions like luminaire level lighting controls (LLLC) can make reaching your green goals both cost-effective and energy efficient. Here’s how one facility manager made the case to an executive team to install it.
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