Category: LED lighting
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In2tec has made JLR headlamp electronics recoverable through reversible bonding. Project Cornerstone tests circular assembly methods under automotive conditions.
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TPL Vision has expanded high-current control for machine-vision lighting systems. The platform coordinates pulsed LED output across sixteen channels.
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Messe Frankfurt has acquired London’s professional LiGHT Expo exhibition business. The existing organising team will remain involved as the event joins the international portfolio built around Light + Building.
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Collingwood has launched a configurable high-bay range for industrial buildings. Selectable optics, adjustable output, and replaceable drivers support varied installation requirements.
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Ansell has introduced a controlled-glare floodlight for outdoor padel courts. The Exa-C combines high efficacy, precision optics, and robust environmental protection.
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Hoenle’s bluepoint platform can control twenty LED-UV curing heads centrally. The modular system supports configurable wavelengths, process sequences, safety interlocks, and high-intensity curing for electronics, optics, and medical-device production.
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Panasonic has expanded PIR sensing options for automated building systems. PaPIRs+ targets lighting control, HVAC, smart infrastructure, and low-power presence detection.
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Mouser is stocking ams OSRAM UV-C LEDs for treatment systems. The OSLON UV 3535 range supports 265nm and 275nm wavelengths.
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PureFize has demonstrated Far-UVC emission from a tunable platform today. The Swedish developer’s field-emission and cathodoluminescence approach targets compact disinfection systems below 240nm.
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Lighting control standards are becoming connected-building electronics standards too now. DLC’s NLC V5.2 updates interoperability, cybersecurity, data access, configuration reporting, HVAC integration, and horticultural participation.