Lighting & LEDs

Signify will install its lighting in Ljusgårda’s horticulture factories.

The bulb reduces instead of masks the blue light, unlike other approaches.

Signify helped test a tilapia farm using solar fish grow lights.

Lighting will allow for multiple customizable scenes.

The luminaires can inactivate 99% of the virus in the air of a room in about 10 minutes.

The deal will help grow its vegetables and cannabis business.

The island can control the light for different conditions on the road.

Signify will power the lighting system that includes 1,800 nodes.

Signify is supply lighting for GoodLeaf Community Farms in Canada.

The 4 ft x 8 ft light wall contains 74 laser-cut cardstock to make up the undulating light-diffusing wave pattern.

Signify and EDZCOM join forces to accelerate Li-Fi data through LED bulbs.

The lighting helps remove the chore of having to test emergency lighting manually.

Seoul’s LEDs have been chosen by Koizumi Lighting.

The optical devices are powered by creating different colored LEDs on a single semiconductor chip.

The COVID-19 pandemic has the company upping the production.

Signify will work with municipalities to enable one of the first steps toward smart cities.

The breakthrough could have major implications for how lights are engineered to optimize human health.

Signify has introduced a slew of new products for accented and family fixtures.

A software update gives voice and remote control as well as Dolby Vision sync.

Signify has introduced a new family of lighting to promote wellbeing.

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