A downlight with built-in voice control by Amazon’s Alexa has been unveiled by Eaton.

One of the lighting controls industry’s most exclusive brands has changed hands this month.

Emergency lighting and electrical giant Eaton is about to tour the country with a free educational and technical programme.

LED lighting on supermarket shelves is reducing the nutritional value of milk and shortening its shelf life, according to a new report by researchers from Newcastle University.

Lighting design software rivals Dial and Relux are jointly planning to develop an open data format for luminaires and sensors, Lux can reveal.

A stunning ‘biophiliac’ office on the twelfth floor of London’s Shard skyscraper boosts productivity by up to 20 per cent, according to a University College London study.

One of the biggest retrofit implementations of Bluetooth mesh lighting control has been unveiled in Brussels.

The media and government spotlight on the failure of the cladding in the Grenfell Tower fire is obscuring the importance of auto fire detection, emergency and escape lighting, a leading manufacturer claims.

Blue light in LEDs can damage eyes and disrupt our sleep-wake cycle, France's health watchdog has declared.

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A library in China is using over 7 kilometres of LED tape to illuminate its books.
 

A nineteenth-century banking hall in Austria has become one of the first heritage buildings in Europe to feature circadian lighting with variable colour temperatures.

Five suppliers of lighting equipment were expelled from the Lighting Industry Association in the last 12 months over quality issues, it has been revealed.

Premier League team Tottenham Hotspur is riding high after stunning Ajax with a 3-2 victory to make the European Champions League final in June.

The Australian capital Canberra is set to become the country’s largest standalone smart city project when it connects all its street lights to the cloud.

The punitive fines being handed out by courts for breaches of fire safety laws have continued this month as a judge fined a Hertfordshire landlord £50,000 for the lack of emergency lighting and other failings at two rented properties.