Smart lighting brings flexibility and automation to a lighting infrastructure for controlling a multitude of lighting features from simple on/off switching to complex adaptive lighting. Smart lighting, also referred to as adaptive lighting, is about adding intelligence or logic to lamps or luminaires so that the lighting can communicate and interact with the environment, building occupants and other devices in an automated way. And its convergence with digital control and network communication is opening up new possibilities for smart buildings and smart cities. The advent of solid state lighting unexpectedly created a profound transformation in the human interaction between lighting devices and their applications. What most people don't realize is that smart lighting has been advancing in leaps and bounds concurrently. What kicks off this irresistible trend is evidently the long-awaited demand for a light source with low energy consumption, extended product life, long maintenance cycles, and reduced environmental impact.
The lighting industry continues to make the transition to LED technology for the advantages it provides over incandescent, fluorescent and HID lighting.
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