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Short for “light fidelity,” Li-Fi technology uses visible light from LED bulbs to transmit data, compared to Wi-Fi which uses radio waves...
Read more: The Speed of Light: Li-Fi’s Bright Future in the...
Like most historical records we are left with two primary methods to understand the past...
Dotted along rugged coastlines and harbor entrances around the world, lighthouses have long prevented disasters and saved lives at sea...
Museums are increasingly positioning themselves as participative institutions, social spaces that represent a cultural focal point and meeting place, and urban landmarks...
From our view of the Canadian electrical industry and as a member of the industry that understands how our readers buy, specify, install and maintain electrical equipment nationally, we want to enter into “the approved or equal” debate that seems to be happening more often than not of late...
Digitalization is set to take a strong hold of all business models, transforming how companies access, monitor, engage with and service customers...
A tailored lighting intervention in nursing homes can positively impact sleep, mood and behaviour for patients with Alzheimer’s disease, according to preliminary findings from a new study...
Earlier this year we launched our quarterly Pulse of Lighting study in conjunction with William Blair, a leading investment analyst firm...
This is the second of a 2-part introductory series on passive infrared (PIR) sensors...
In honour of the International Day of Light, LEDVANCE has released the results of a recent international consumer study exploring their understanding of lighting technologies...
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The American Medical Association (AMA) Council on Science and Public Health (CSAPH) has issued two reports related to nighttime lighting since 2012. The 2012 AMA Report CSAPH 4-A-12 report, Light Pollution: Adverse Effects of Nighttime Lighting, resulted in AMA Policy H-135.932, noting in particular the “need for further multidisciplinary research of occupational and environmental exposure to light-at-night”, the recognition of how interior lighting and the use of electronic media affect sleep disruption especially in children and adolescents, and the need for work environments operating in 24/7 fashion to have employee fatigue risk management plans in place. The IES supports the 2012 AMA Policy H-135.932. Read more: IES Report. . .
