Smart connected devices are changing the world as we know it. Distributed throughout the spaces in which we work, live, travel, and relax, connected devices share information about themselves. They collect intelligence about the spaces where they’re being used. And they deliver personalized services and in-context information to people wherever they are, whenever they need them.
See below for seven examples of connected lighting in action.
1. Making business personal (again)
Connected lighting systems can help make office space personal again. With lightbeam communications, dynamic LED luminaires, and individual lightpoint control, a worker can use a smartphone app to “register” their location with the lighting system to gain control over the lighting above their desk. Read more here
Kicking off 2018 CSR Activities
Philips lighting Middle East kicked-off 2018 CSR activities with an Energy Efficiency learning session with children at the GEMS Wellington school in Dubai.
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See more, know more, save more Lighting is installed wherever people need to go in professional and public spaces. When that lighting is digital, the lighting system can do double-duty as a…
Philips Lighting showcases smart city technology at WETEX 2017
Philips lighting showcased its connected lighting technology at the 19th Water, Energy, Technology, and Environment Exhibition (WETEX) in support of the 'Dubai plan 2021' that seeks to make Dubai a smart, integrated and connected city.
Digital technology for smart cities
Webinar explaining that for cities wanting to make the transition to becoming smart cities, digital information technology will play a key part.
