How do you light a bathroom mirror?
This question has been answered with advice from Astro Lighting Ltd.
This question has been answered with advice from Astro Lighting Ltd.
This question has been answered by Jim Ashley-Down, managing director of Waldmann Lighting.
This question has been answered by Jim Ashley-Down, managing director of Waldmann Lighting.
The lighting industry is uniting to respond to a Government consultation on the WEEE regulations which was announced today.
Working nights is notoriously bad for your health – it’s been linked with chronic disorders such as cardiovascular disease and even cancer. Blame has fallen on the disruption to the sleep-wake cycle, which is set by light. So scientists are now asking: can clever lighting help?
The world’s leading companies specialising the Li-Fi technology – the delivery of the internet via visible LED lighting – are set to gather at next month’s LuxLive exhibition in London and are promising a series of ground-breaking products.
The next revolution in lighting is luminaires connected to the ‘Internet of Things’. So what are the benefits? Here’s our top 30 killer capabilities of IoT lights from the real world…
This question was answered by Alan Daniels, commercial director of P4 Fastel.
This question was answered by Jonathan Bell, commercial director of Liteplan.
The whole topic of architectural lighting design thrives on the opportunity for people to exchange ideas and information.
LEDs have made cove lighting simpler and cheaper. But there are huge differences between the various systems. The Lux technical team checked out eight leading brands. Here’s our verdict…
Thinking of upgrading your lighting? Don’t do anything until you’ve checked out the 10 mistakes that most people make with new LED lighting.
Holophane uses virtual reality to showcase its PrismaLED technology.
A major research project on the effects of bright light therapy on dementia patients has been launched in Norway.
Lux publisher Ray Molony is regularly floored by lighting executives who dismiss the Internet of Things.
Blue lights appear to cut crime and suicides, but are the lights directly responsible? If so, why? Or does it merely displace the problem? These are the questions the British Transport Police are investigating.