LED Industry News

Life on earth evolved in day and night cycles as both plants and animals have a biological clock that

As a rule of thumb, lighting for an area should be sufficient to work, use the facilities, and move safely

Following a successful launch of the PRO Series last year, V-TAC had a continuously growing number of

As part of the European Commission’s Horizon 2020 work programme, the Repro-light project (Re-usable and re-configurable parts for sustainable LED based lighting systems) aspires to initiate a transformation in the European LED lighting industry, by creating the ‘Luminaire of the Future’.

Trendy new LEDs are solving the industry’s biggest problems.

LED light bulbs have seen plenty of growth in recent years with the many advantages it has over traditional lighting. Costs have come down drastically and the technology has provided more options for consumers. That’s also paid off in terms of eliminating our carbon footprint, with emissions coming down by over half a billion tons in 2017.

• Along a highway in Norway LED lights dim to 20 percent when no cars are near
• As a car passes a radar sensor attached to the lights, lights turn to a 100 per cent
• The five-mile stretch of energy-saving street lights saves 2,100 kWH per week 
• Using LED lights helps reduce CO2 emissions compared to other types of lights 

Norway has installed auto-dimming street lights in parts of the country in hopes of decreasing its carbon footprint.

The IoT-Ready Alliance invites engineers to help define and implement an interface between LED lights and sensor modules.

LED is breaking barriers and from the tiny red indicator light on switch panels, it is today everywhere imaginable, from screens to walls, ceilings to wearables.  This light-speed journey is still moving on to newer breakthroughs and innovations happening in labs around the world.  Here are some of the recent advancements in LED technology that promises to lighten up our world brighter.