Proceeding Booklet – LpS 2013: A Comprehensive Review
LED FUTURE: Technology Push, Market Pull, Keeping a Sense of Proportion
Annetta Kelso from Philips Lighting in the Netherlands discusses the balance between technology advancement and market demand in the LED industry. She emphasizes the importance of keeping a sense of proportion to ensure sustainable growth.
Migrating from Pre- to Post-Industrial Lighting Systems
Sajol Ghoshal from ams, USA, explores the transition from traditional lighting systems to advanced LED solutions. This shift is crucial for achieving energy efficiency and reducing environmental impact.
Supply/Demand Model to Predict Capacity for Lighting
Jamie Fox from IMS Research, UK, presents a predictive model for assessing the capacity needs in the lighting industry. This tool helps plan for future demand and optimize production.
LIGHT SOURCES I: OLED for Lighting – Current Status and Outlook
Pars Mukish from Yole Développement, France, provides insights into OLED technology for lighting applications. The current status and future prospects of OLEDs are discussed in detail.
Technology for the Next Generation of Flexible OLEDs for Lighting
Dr. Christian May from Fraunhofer COMEDD, Germany, shares advancements in flexible OLED technology. These innovations open up new possibilities for lighting design and applications.
OLED Module Technologies for Professional Lighting Applications
Jörg Amelung from Tridonic Dresden GmbH & Co. KG, Germany, highlights the latest developments in OLED module technology. These solutions cater to the specific needs of professional lighting projects.
LIGHT SOURCES II: North American Safety Standards for OLED Panels
Michael Shulman from UL LLC, USA, discusses safety standards for OLED panels in North America. Compliance with these regulations is essential for ensuring product quality and consumer safety.
New Developments in Quantum Dots
Johannes Edlinger from the University of Applied Science Vorarlberg, Austria, explores the potential of quantum dots in lighting technology. These innovative materials offer improved color rendering and efficiency.
Advancing Remote Phosphor Technology
David Nauth from Intematix, UK, presents advancements in remote phosphor technology for LEDs. This approach enhances light quality and efficiency in various lighting applications.
Conclusion
The LpS 2013 conference showcased the latest trends and innovations in the LED lighting industry. From OLEDs to quantum dots, the future of lighting looks bright with exciting technological advancements on the horizon.
Rating: 5/5
Overall, the Proceeding Booklet – LpS 2013 provides valuable insights into the LED industry’s future direction and technological advancements. It is a must-read for professionals and enthusiasts looking to stay ahead in the ever-evolving world of lighting technology.
Energy Efficiency | Safety Standards | OLED Module Technologies | Flexible OLEDs | Quantum Dots | Innovations | Lighting Industry | OLED | Market Demand | Advancements | Trends | Sustainable Growth | LED | Technology | Environmental Impact | Supply/Demand Model | Remote Phosphor Technology | Capacity Needs
