Czech Republic-based design group LASVIT lighting recently presented their latest light collection at the Milan Design Week 2014 that showcased the company's innovative ceiling lights that have the ability to move kinetically.
LASVIT ingeniously engineered a series of round bulb ceiling lamps that are cleverly infused with kinetic motion-sensor technology. iPad users can hook the LASVIT lights up to their iPad software and control the movement of the lamps through a remote control base. Staring up at a collection of these round bulb ceiling lamps hung at various lengths gives the viewer an organic sense of movement. These movable lights would be convenient to have in kitchens, bedrooms and living rooms for home owners to wirelessly adjust the room's lighting from the click of a button. These kinetic installations add an entirely new dynamic to conventional stationary lighting systems.
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What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Programmable Lighting
- The integration of wireless software into customizable lighting infrastructure could be a game changer for the lighting industry.
- Kinetic Technology
- Kinetic sensors allow for the integration of movement and light, creating opportunities for new visual experiences and augmented lighting installations.
- Smart Home Lighting
- Wireless controlled lighting systems will soon become a standard feature of smart homes, blending functionality and aesthetics.
Sectors Adopting This
- Lighting
- Integration of kinetic technology and smart controls into the traditional lighting industry presents major opportunities for disruption and innovation.
- Interior Design
- Interior designers will have access to more customizable and visually dynamic lighting installations with the integration of programmable kinetic lighting.
- Home Automation
- The smart home industry will benefit from the integration of wireless controlled lighting systems that can be augmented through the use of kinetic sensors.
