Craig DiLouie

Light + Art

Painting with Light at the International Space Station

While serving aboard the International Space Station Japanese astronaut Koichi Wakata used long-exposure photography and a spiral LED top designed by light artist Takuro Osaka to produce interesting light paintings. Click here to see more.

Products + Technology

Product Monday: LED Pivot Floodlight by Architectural Area Lighting

Architectural Area Lighting’s (AAL) popular Pivot linear flood light is now available in LED. The Pivot is a flexible lighting solution for both indoor and outdoor applications, serving indirect lighting, perimeter highlighting, wall grazing, sign lighting and wall washing applications. Available in three lengths (2’, 4’, and 8’), each with two lumen packages, the Pivot [...]

Legislation + Regulation

Expiration Deadline for 700 Series T8 Lamps Approaching

In 2009, DOE issued energy standards for commercial general-service fluorescent lamps that took effect July 14, 2012 and eliminated a majority of 4-ft. linear and 2-ft. U-shaped T12 lamps and many 8-ft. T12 and T12HO lamps from the market. Exceptions include lamps with a CRI rating of 87 or higher, lamps designed to operate in [...]

Events

IES Extends Deadline for Conference Paper Submissions

IES has extended its call for papers for its 2014 Annual Conference (Pittsburgh, PA, November 2-4) from June 5 to June 16, 2014. Click here to submit our proposal.

Light + Art

The Provocative Light Art of Andela Andrea

Artist Andela Andrea uses light and materials to create luminous objects and environments that appear surreal, sometimes even alien. Click here to see more.

Lighting Industry, Research

Precision Paragon’s State of the Industry Survey

In December 2013, Precision Paragon conducted its 4th annual state of the lighting industry survey. This year’s survey was distributed to over 5,000 energy-efficient lighting industry professionals. My biggest takeaways were this: The large majority of respondents believe the relighting market is growing. LED luminaires continue to rapidly grow in popularity. Respondents indicate for the [...]

LED + SSL, Products + Technology

Researchers Produce Single-Molecule LED

A research team led by the Institut de Physique et de Chimie des Matériaux de Strasbourg (IPCMS, CNRS/Université de Strasbourg), in collaboration with UPMC and CEA, has developed the first ever single-molecule LED. The device is formed from a single polythiophene wire placed between the tip of a scanning tunneling microscope and a gold surface. [...]

Research

How Light Sources Render White

Many companies add whiteners to laundry detergent, paints, fabrics and other materials to make whites look “whiter than white,” but the choice of light sources may be even more important, according to new research. Kevin W. Houser, professor of architectural engineering at Penn State University, recently led a study about how well various light sources [...]

Products + Technology

Product Monday: Osram Produces LED that Offers Longer Life at Higher Temperatures

Excessive heat generation is one of the main reasons why light-emitting diodes fail. With the Oslon Square, Osram Opto Semiconductors has produced an LED that withstands high ambient temperatures. To ensure that the color point of each LED in a luminaire remains uniform even at higher temperatures, they are measured and binned at 85°C. This [...]

Light + Art

The Amazing Light Art of Roseline de Theline

Spanish light artist Roseline de Thélin creates visually stunning holographic light sculptures and installations. Her projects focus on holographic ethereal beings she calls “Homos Luminosos” (luminous beings) as well as organic forms, all using points of light distributed along optical fibers. She uses the relationship between light and dark to create three-dimensional images that are [...]

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