It’s strange how some people embrace cutting-edge products such as the latest smart phones and satnav but then prefer the 100-year-old technology of filament lamps…
The Swiss city of Davos has upgraded its street lighting to wirelessly-controlled LED lighting in time for the arrival of the world business and political leaders, including Donald Trump and Greta Thunberg.
Semiconductor giant Arm has unveiled the UK’s biggest lighting installation based on Power-over-Ethernet at its new £90 million head office in Cambridge.
GE Lighting has unveiled new additions to its C by GE range which include a wireless dimmer, a wireless motion sensor and smart light switches which don’t require a neutral.
This time last year online editor Ray Molony set out what he predicted would be the big trends in the lighting industry for the coming 12 months. So how did he fare?
The city of Rotterdam is to install a multifunctional ‘street light of the future’ which includes options for electric charging, 5G, cameras and a variety of sensors like air and sound.
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