6 Jan
2019
Controlling lights using just your voice is something too cool to be true. It is the most empowering feeling, something Godly even.
The major market players such as Philips, Cisco Systems, and Syska are already dominating the smart lighting market. Moreover, IKEA and many other companies are making their way into the market, which has propelled the growth of the market. According to Allied Market Research, the global smart lighting market is projected to reach $38.68 billion by 2026, registering a CAGR of 20.5% from 2019 to 2025.
What is smart lighting?
Smart lighting is lighting that you can control using your mobile through an app. The app enables you to change the brightness of the bulb. What’s more, if the bulb has colored LEDs, you can change their colors, which opens uncountable opportunities. You change the lighting of your living according to your mood or occasion. You can change brightness while watching movies and set another level for reading. And the most attractive aspect is that you can do all this using your voice if you own voice-activated personal assistants such as Alexa and Google Assistance.
What’s new in the market?
Smart lighting is not the only smart technology in the market. Most of the smart lighting devices are already connected with major smart home platforms that are controlled by voice commands. Moreover, with the development of a smart home ecosystem, the human-machine interaction is bound to increase and there would be a gradual transition to machine-learning based sensor and lighting system. This would be the next big thing in the industry.
The LEDs are evolved. The days of the traditional white LED lamps are long gone and they now flaunt heavy blush tones. LEDs now offer an entire RGB color system, bringing new colors to the living room and commercial space. Such a variety of colors offer warm and cool hues while producing high-efficiency levels.
It’s a matter of time for smart lighting technology to become more human-centric. The advent of LED lighting and its control technology have truly opened new doors. In the coming years, we would see more well-designed lighting indexes, visual performance, and visual comfort that could explain the feeling and ability to perform visual tasks in the environment. Moreover, it would help to raise public awareness regarding the relationship between health and lighting.
Visible light communication (VLC) is the next big thing in communication as its transmission rate is way faster than the Wi-Fi technology. However, the VLC technology is not commercialized and low bit-rate VLC is already implemented. The applications such as indoor navigation through visible light communication, which offers an easy way for visitors in the shopping mall and airport terminals. Moreover, VLC indoor navigation is a good way to promote a new commercial place.
These are the major trends in the smart lighting market. The LEDs and OLED are expected to rule the market as they provide an innovative technology that is beneficial for the planet.
Koyel Ghosh
Authors Bio- Koyel Ghosh is a blogger with a strong passion and enjoys writing in miscellaneous domains, as she believes it lets her explore a wide variety of niches. She has an innate interest in creativity and enjoys experimenting with different writing styles. A writer who never stops imagining, she has been serving the corporate industry for the last five years.
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