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Lighting inspired by nature Citizen engagement?

Responsive lighting display Leveraging LiFi

Editorial

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Life has changed in ways nobody could have imagined in the last few months. Companies have been forced to adapt and technologies have had to evolve to suit the new ‘normal’.

Published by Signify – High Tech Campus 48, 5656 AE Eindhoven, The Netherlands www.signify.com/pioneersoflight

Signify is working on a number of different innovations to support people in these unprecedented times. In this edition, you can discover how we’re using UV-C lighting to combat the spread of viruses.

June’s e-Luminous also brings valuable insights from the world of connected lighting, including the enormous potential of LiFi and some amazing examples of how responsive lighting displays are increasing citizen engagement around the globe.

For each topic, you’ll find a direct link to Signify, Philips, Color Kinetics, or Interact web pages so you can get more information quickly and easily.

As always, feel free to share e-Luminous with your agency and wider community. Enjoy reading.

Anissa Abbou Head of Global Professional Specification, Signify

Editor in chief Vincent Laganier Steering committee Anissa Abbou, Jaap Schuuring, Marinelle van den Munckhof Editing Point 6 Graphic design concept one/one Front cover De Zwerm underpass Eindhoven, The Netherlands Photo © Frank Tjepkema, Studio Tjep More info www.signify.com/luminous Speak to one of our experts

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Innovations in use

Lighting inspired by nature NatureConnect The NatureConnect lighting innovation by Signify is built on proven Biophilic Design principles to reconnect us to the outside world. It mimics the natural patterns of daylight indoors to create healthy, engaging and attractive environments.

Innovations in use

NatureConnect NatureConnect combines various LED luminaires with intuitive control to create lighting scenes tailored to people’s needs.

Daylight Mimics the circadian rhythm to help people stay active during the day and sleep well at night.

Skylight Provides a view to the sky to create a feeling of spaciousness and connection with nature.

Lightscape Recreates the colors and dynamics from nature to stimulate positive emotions.

Innovations in use

NatureConnect Related information on NatureConnect

by Signify.

Video of NatureConnect › Web system page ›

Innovations in use

Future-ready office lighting Upgradable sensor slot Our professional office luminaires now have an integrated standard sensor slot, so you can upgrade to the latest sensor technology at any time. It is also designed to integrate into Interact Office wired and wireless lighting systems, as well as the SpaceWise system.

Upgradable sensor slot

Innovations in use

Our drivers, sensors and sensor bundles will add extra functionality to your lighting system.

System

Driver

Sensor

SpaceWise

DALI SR driver

SNS200 (SWZU) Occupancy sensor Daylight sensor ZigBee radio and Infrared receiver

Interact Office (wireless)

DALI SR driver

SNS400 (U3) Occupancy sensor Daylight sensor ZigBee radio

SC1500 (U5) · Occupancy sensor · Daylight sensor · ZigBee radio · People count estimation

PoE driver

LRI1663/00 (U3) Occupancy sensor Daylight sensor

SC2000 (U6) · Occupancy sensor · Daylight sensor · People counting

Office

Interact Office (wired) Office

Web product PDF › Web product page ›

Upgrade to sensor bundle

· Room temperature and humidity sensor · Bluetooth beacon · Noise sensor

· Room temperature and humidity sensor · Bluetooth beacon · Noise sensor

Innovations in use

On the front line against viruses UV-C lighting The air we breathe and the surfaces we touch can greatly affect our health. We’re all at risk of contracting and spreading viruses and bacteria, especially in busy public areas like the office, store and on public transport.

UV-C radiation is a proven and effective way to fight them.

Recently Signify and Boston University have validated the effectiveness of Signify’s UV-C light sources on inactivating the virus that causes COVID-19. Read more about this exciting research here.

Web product page › Web press release ›

Systems for IoT lighting

Systems for IoT lighting

Where lighting meets the IoT Light that informs, data that illuminates.

Web Interact page ›

Systems for IoT lighting

Citizen engagement?

There’s an app for that.

5 IoT-enabled apps to get citizens involved in managing their cities.

IoT-powered apps are giving people the power to participate in how their municipalities are run and to shape their environments for the better. Here are five apps showing the way towards the future not only of the city, but of how we govern ourselves, too.

Web Interact blog ›

Systems for IoT lighting

New Interact specification page Specifying Interact connected lighting systems These days, lighting specifiers must understand everything from data communications to cloud computing to stay ahead of the curve. Interact is the reliable and experienced partner you need to help navigate the IoT lighting landscape.

Web Interact page ›

© Frank Tjepkema, Studio Tjep

Projects

Projects

Responsive lighting display reacts to your speed

Š Frank Tjepkema, Studio Tjep

De Zwerm Underpass Eindhoven, The Netherlands

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De Zwerm Underpass Eindhoven, The Netherlands

Designer, Frank Tjepkema, gave the installation a unique identity by making it look like a freeflowing flock of 728 birds – each made up of two LED lights.

That’s 1456 individually controlled nodes. The display creates the illusion of birds flying in and out of the tunnel.

The software is developed to react to traffic frequency and temperature variations; the former influences light lines’ speed while the latter dictates the colors.

© Frank Tjepkema, Studio Tjep

De Zwerm Underpass, located on Eindhoven’s Montgomery Lane, is home to a dynamic connected lighting display that changes colors depending the speed of cars, traffic flow and even the weather.

Projects

De Zwerm Underpass Eindhoven, The Netherlands Client Heijmans Designer Frank Tjepkema

IoT system Interact Landmark lighting asset management

Value Added Partner Living Projects

Pharos controller

Luminaires Color Kinetics iColor Flex LMX gen2 from Signify

Pharos Cloud services

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© Frank Tjepkema, Studio Tjep

© Frank Tjepkema, Studio Tjep

Philips BaseLogic tunnel luminaires from Signify

Color Kinetics Light System Manager

Projects

Iconic skyscraper mirrors the moon

Š Rob Frith - Acorn Photo

QV1 Ring of Confidence Perth, WA, Australia

Projects

To counter increasing maintenance work and costs, the QV1 ownership group sourced a suitable replacement. After an independent review of the job

requirements by Arup engineers, Color Kinetics Graze Compact Powercore, IntelliHue was recommended as the most suitable luminaire for the job.

Beginning at dusk with a color temperature of 2500 K and gradually transitioning to a temperature of 6500 K, the display mirrors the moons natural cycle and gives Perth’s skyline a unique identity.

© Rob Frith - Acorn Photo

QV1 is an iconic skyscraper on the Perth skyline, known for its luxury office space. Since 1988, the building has featured “The Ring of Confidence,” a halo-esque band of light near the tower’s rooftop.

Projects

QV1 Ring of Confidence Perth, WA, Australia Owner Investa Nominees (2) Pty Ltd Commonwealth Superannuation Corporation Client CBRE

© Rob Frith - Acorn Photo

Architect Harry Seidler and Associates Architects

Lighting designer Light Application Products Color Kinetics Graze Compact Powercore, IntelliHue from Signify

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3 factories 5 star lighting solutions Novozymes Denmark

Projects

Novozymes has three factories in which a large number of T8 neon tube light fittings needed replacing. Access conditions at all locations were generally difficult, making a traditional cable-based installation very time consuming.

The plan therefore called for reuse of the existing cable installation, coupled with an intelligent solution to be able to control lighting levels as needed.

A total of 4,400 Pacific and GentleSpace LED fittings were installed, plus 1,200 sensors able to communicate wirelessly with these fittings. No further installation work was needed, as the wireless sensors can be relo­ cated when required.

Projects

Novozymes Denmark Client Novozymes Installer Lindpro Electricom Products Philips GentleSpace gen2 and Pacific LED from Signify

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Skiing year-round under northern lights SNØ (SNOW) Lørenskog, Norway

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A sustainable future

© Tomasz Majewski

A 15-minute drive east of Oslo, SNØ (SNOW) is Norway’s latest indoor winter sports attraction, featuring a 36,000 m² snow area that includes a 2 km cross-country trail and three 500 m slalom slopes. The entire structure is a marvel of modern technology, making connected LED lighting the natural choice.

Projects

The new lighting needed to be energy efficient, functional and durable, a considerable challenge given the sheer size of the project. One hundred ReachElite luminaires were used and, by using Interact Sports software, facility managers could also control the lighting through a simple dashboard configured specifically for recreational sports.

© Tomasz Majewski

SNØ (SNOW) Lørenskog, Norway Client SNØ (SNOW) Lighting designer Thea Collett Light Bureau

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Š Tomasz Majewski

Webinars

Webinars

Leveraging LiFi to monetize co-working lobbies

Live on Thursday June 18, 2020 4:00 pm cet/10:00 am edt James Harrison Hospitality technology consultant, HotelTCS Karen Bamford Business Development Manager Hospitality, Signify Ed Huibers Go to market Leader Office and Hospitality, Signify Online webinar ›

Webinars

Listen to the winners CLUE 05

Live on Thursday July 23, 2020 4:00 pm cet/10:00 am edt Clarissa Concilio Lighting designer, Ramboll Gabriele Gunady and Sang-Il Na Victoria, Australia Mikhael Geordie Amadeus Industrial Designer, Brian Cummins Group Priscillia Sanjaya Graphic Design, printing company in Sydney Online webinar ›

Call Out, second prize winner CLUE 05

Š Gabriele Gunady and Sang-Il Na

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Biophilic Design

Live on Thursday September 24, 2020 4:00 pm cet/10:00 am edt Oliver Heath Director at Oliver Heath Design. Biophilic design consultant Brighton, United Kingdom Online webinar ›

Explore Signify brands

Our global brand in professional and consumer lighting Go to the Philips website ›

Our global brand in dynamic architectural lighting systems Go to the Color Kinetics website ›

Our Internet of Things platform and connected lighting systems Go to the Interact website ›

Our architectural lighting brands in professional lighting Go to the Modular Lighting Instruments website ›