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Spotlights are getting smaller. The simple reason: light sources are getting smaller too.
With everything from the 10 disruptors to the 10 biggest trends in lighting, we’ve been loving our lists this year. And so have you, according to our statistics. So here they are, our 10 most popular lists of 2017. See if you have missed any…
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Three leading European trade associations have written an open letter to the European Commission, calling for action to tackle non-compliance with waste legislation, of sales through online retailers such as Amazon. The letter is co-signed by EucoLight, the WEEE Forum, and EXPRA.
I asked members of the LinkedIn Lighting Talk group to come clean on their attitude to LED retro-fit specifications and the things that we’ve learned over the past dozen years.
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Hilton Hotels has unveiled a high-tech guest room that enables guests to control the lighting from their phone.
The regulations and guidance covering emergency lighting in buildings look set to be overhauled as Dame Judith Hackitt published her interim report today on the Building Regulations following the Grenfell Tower fire.
Scandinavian airline SAS has fitted its premium waiting area at Oslo Airport with a collection of tunable LED lights to help passengers dose up with stimulation or relaxation as they see fit.
Today we’ll get Dame Judith Hackitt’s interim report on building safety standards following last June’s Grenfell Tower fire in London. It’s expected to be damning of the current regulations and culture.
What were the stand-out innovations in lighting this year? At Lux Towers, we’ve had the heated debate, argued the toss and come up with the top 10 pieces of kit that really stood out for us in the last twelve months. See if you agree…
Our video crew has had a busy year, criss-crossing the world to capture the views of top experts in lighting. See which of their videos made the top 10 in our list of 2017's most popular!
Lighting is changing, and the next 12 months will be a defining period in the sector as we move away from an energy-saving offer to fully embrace all things digital. The global Light + Building show in March 2018 will be a key moment, and all the while disruption and uncertainty look set to be continuing themes. Here’s how Lux sees the big trends to watch for in 2018:
Tamlite Lighting can grow by 50 per cent in the next five years, its general manager has said.
THE USE of coloured lighting to deter social ills such as crime, suicides and anti-social behaviour is no magic bullet, says a senior police officer with expertise in the area.
The Humber Bridge in the north of England could be turned into a 2 kilometre light artwork, if an ambitious £4 million LED lighting plan is realised.