LEDs Magazine

For many years, LEDs Magazine and its events have been recognized for their focus on components. While this focus has been beneficial, it doesn't fully capture the extensive range of content, insights, and expertise that LEDs Magazine provides in the fields of lighting manufacturing, design, and supply chain. As the market evolves, LEDs Magazine adapts to highlight new technologies, applications, and opportunities for businesses and stakeholders in the LED and lighting sectors. Whether you're a long-time reader or a new subscriber, you'll discover a comprehensive connection in our coverage and programs. We cover everything from components and enabling technologies to product development, as well as finished solid-state lighting products and the integration of hardware, software, and controls across both established and emerging applications for LEDs and related systems.

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LIGHTING FOR HEALTH | Clearing the obstacles to circadian lighting in healthcare

Oct 29, 2024 | ledsmagazine.com | Sarah Morgan

Lighting systems which emulate natural light cycles — those known as circadian-effective lighting, not simply tunable systems — have enormous untapped benefits for human health. This is especially true for patients in healthcare settings. Research has consistently shown that the presence of circadian lighting systems in spaces such as intensive care units (ICUs) and memory care facilities leads to significantly improved patient outcomes.
LIGHT BITES | Lighting, controls, and design firms announce new personnel

Sep 17, 2024 | ledsmagazine.com | Carrie Meadows

A recent round of staffing announcements brings new perspectives and talents to North American businesses spanning lighting management systems, architectural and custom lighting, and connected lighting technologies. Howard Yaphe has joined the executive management team at Montreal-based lighting manufacturer LumenTruss as vice president of strategy & innovation. Most recently, Yaphe served as CEO at architectural lighting and controls developer Axis Lighting.
DARK SKIES | LUNA program seeks to advance acceptance of targeted outdoor lighting usage

Aug 15, 2024 | ledsmagazine.com | Carrie Meadows

The DesignLights Consortium (DLC) has shared recent work and federal recognition regarding its programs for driving energy-efficiency and light-pollution mitigation initiatives into the lighting market.
LIGHT BITES | New LED launches from Lumileds, Luminus, and Violumas

Aug 5, 2024 | ledsmagazine.com | Carrie Meadows

Several LED businesses have recently announced new devices that serve demands for high-intensity applications. From the need for visible-light packages with punch in white-light and color display designs to ultraviolet disinfection, therapeutic, and inspection applications, LEDs coming out of California-headquartered Lumileds, Luminus, and Violumas demonstrate key improvements in beam distribution or throw, thermal stability, and lifetime.
DarkSky teams with global cities association to fight light pollution

Jul 23, 2024 | ledsmagazine.com | Mark Halper

A few weeks after DarSky International criticized slow progress in the world’s fight against light pollution, the advocacy group has teamed with an international lighting association of cities to address the problem. Tucson, Ariz.–based DarkSky is collaborating with LUCI (Lighting Urban Community International) “to minimize light pollution for all living beings,” DarkSky CEO Ruskin Hartley said in a press release announcing the partnership.
With Cree’s parent going all in on the AI business, how does Cree fit? (UPDATED)

Jul 18, 2024 | ledsmagazine.com | Mark Halper

LEDs Magazine has been wondering for a while whether the owner of Cree LED might consider selling the company, as the LED business looks ever more tangential to the parent’s intensifying commercial focus on high-performance computing and artificial intelligence. Two notable moves in the space of 24 hours this week have piqued our curiosity.
New U.K. government must continue to fund study of LED headlight glare, says motoring group

Jul 15, 2024 | ledsmagazine.com | Mark Halper

It didn’t take long for U.K. motoring group the RAC to call on the new government to continue funding research into the deadly problem of LED-linked headlight glare on the country’s roads. A day after the Labour Party took over earlier this month under new prime minister Keir Starmer, the RAC (formerly called the Royal Automobile Association) issued a call to action to deal with a broad set of roadway problems, including the glare, brightness, and dazzle associated with LED headlights.
CEO of Cree’s parent: LED industry will consolidate

Jul 11, 2024 | ledsmagazine.com | Mark Halper

The CEO of Cree LED’s parent company SGH Corp. told analysts on Tuesday that Cree is well positioned for what is “likely” to be an LED industry consolidation, although he held back from saying whether SGH would be a buyer or seller.
INTERVIEW | Cree LED CEO says application-specific innovation is key to long-term strategy

Jul 9, 2024 | ledsmagazine.com | Carrie Meadows

After parent company SGH had reported a period of pandemic- and supply-chain–driven slowdowns impacting the LED Solutions business, it recently announced improved performance for Cree LED in its first two quarters of fiscal year 2024.
Sollum adds real-time growth data to its horticultural lighting system

Jul 9, 2024 | ledsmagazine.com | Mark Halper

Horticultural lighting specialist Sollum Technologies, which is known for a control system that dynamically changes spectra and intensity to suit specific crop needs and conditions, has fortified that capability through a partnership with a horticultural lighting control startup. The alliance with Leaficient enables Montreal-based Sollum to integrate real-time data about plant growth into its SUN as a Service (SUNaaS) system, and thus further fine- tune lighting output.