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Grabbing headlines this week, Philips has spin-off its traditional lighting business. Implications of the lighting giant’s recent moves can be found in LEDinside latest press release on the issue. We will be releasing an in-depth report on the issue next week. Toshiba is also vying the India LED market having announced it will be setting up a new R&D facility. Moving into LED technology developments, several universities have announced breakthroughs in LED and OLED technology that can make lighting devices more energy efficient. While smart LED lighting has become a new market hype, a Wall Street Journal review shows manufacturers need to work on the devices set up and supporting apps before it can be widely adapted by consumers. For more please see below:

Editor Recommendations

  1. Philips Splits into Lighting Solutions and HealthTech Companies
  2. Philips Restructure Signals Challenges from Asian Manufacturers
  3. LED Bulb Prices Drop Slightly in August as Market Stabilizes
  4. Nanotechnology Leads to Better, Cheaper LEDs for Phones and Lighting
  5. U.S. Researchers Put Nuclear Spin in OLED Current Control
  6. Toshiba Lighting to Set Up Manufacturing Base in India
  7. GPI Becomes Second Largest LED Die Supplier in Taiwan
  8. Taiwanese LED Manufacturers Revenue in September Affected by TV Backlight Inventory Adjustments
  9. Live Long and Phosphor: Blue OLED Breakthrough for Efficient Electronics
  10. Smart LED Bulbs Are Still Not the Easiest to Use

What’s Trending

  1. Jake Dyson Follows Father’s Innovative Spirit in LED Design
  2. Soraa: Color Rendering Matters
  3. White Paper: Illumitex Advantages in Cannabis Cultivation Technology
  4. Japan’s New Technology Upgrades OLED Panels Resolution to 500 ppi

Industry News

  1. Opple Lighting Forays into India
  2. Everlight Enters Big Chinese Smartphone Manufacturers Backlight Supply Chains
  3. Harvatek Expects Revenues to Drop in 2H14
  4. Hubbell Lighting, TOTUS Solutions and Axis Communications Integrate LED and Surveillance Technologies
  5. Digital Lumens and Philips Advance Xitanium SR Drivers Enable Intelligent Lighting Everywhere
  6. Konka Precision Mould Plastic Gives Up 3% Stake in Refond
  7. Prolight Opto to Focus on LED Module and Automotive Lighting Market After Listing
  8. Taiwan Manufacturers Revisit Istanbul to Showcase LED Lighting Solutions
  9. Plessey Expands In-house LED Assembly Line at Plymouth Facility
  10. Pixelligent Technologies Receives US $1.25 M Solid State Lighting Award from DOE
  11. Lunera Lighting's Helen Lamp is Chosen for the GSA's 2014 Green Proving Ground Program

New Products

  1. Philips Lumileds Expands Matrix Platform Solutions
  2. LEDtronics COB PAR30 Becomes UL-Listed
  3. GE Launches New LED Security Lights
  4. Traxon Technologies Introduces New LED Control Solutions
  5. Access Fixtures Debuts Vandal Resistant LED Luminaires at NECA 2014
  6. Alpha Introduces TrueHeight™ Spacer Blocks For Precise Height Tolerance
  7. KC HiLiTES Announces The Launch Of Flex LED Series Lights

Interesting Applications

Krystal Glass Company Unveils New LED Art Glass Display for Showroom

Lighting Projects

  1. New UK Tennis Center Serves Ace LED Lighting Scheme
  2. 2015 Super Bowl To Be Played Under LED Lights
  3. Eaton Helps Improve Lighting Efficiency and Performance at Denver International Airport
  4. Philips Lumec: Not Your Typical 3D Projection Mapping
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