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November 13, 2014

DOE SSL Market Development Workshop Dr. Andrea Wilkerson Pacific Northwest National Laboratory Dr. Partha Dutta Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Dr. Susanne Seitinger Philips Color Kinetics

Oh, the Places You’ll Go, If You Have Smart Lighting Smartphones are actually small computers that happen to be used as phones. Smart cars no longer require you to drive. The web is buzzing with ideas about smart televisions, smart traffic signals, and smart wearables, but what about smart lighting? What is smart lighting? Will it help us save energy in lighting our buildings and cities, or will it use MORE energy? Can it help us improve lighting quality? How will it go beyond illumination to benefit society? What concerns are raised by lighting systems that provide more than light?

Oh, the Places You’ll Go, If You Have Smart Lighting Smartphones are actually small computers that happen to be used as phones. Smart cars no longer require you to drive. The web is buzzing with ideas about smart televisions, smart traffic signals, and smart wearables, but what about smart lighting? What is smart lighting? Will it help us save energy in lighting our buildings and cities, or will it use MORE energy? Can it help us improve lighting quality? How will it go beyond illumination to benefit society? What concerns are raised by lighting systems that provide more than light?

WISE

INTELLIGENT

SMART

Source: Google Books Ngram

The market for smart lighting chips will be about $530 million by 2018, growing to $1.3 billion by 2020.

NanoMarkets

Annual sales for occupancy sensors, photosensors and lighting network gear related to LED lighting applications will grow from $1.1 billion in 2013 to $2.7 billion by 2020.

Navigant

“Holiday shopping season 2014 will really be the breakout year for indoor location in retail stores”.

Dan Ryan, ByteLight Co-Founder

The market for smart lighting chips will be about $530 million by 2018, growing to $1.3 billion by 2020.

NanoMarkets

Annual sales for occupancy sensors, photosensors and lighting network gear related to LED lighting applications will grow from $1.1 billion in 2013 to $2.7 billion by 2020.

Navigant

Third party estimates indicate roughly 1,000 U.S. retail locations are using or experimenting with some form of indoor location, and it will become mandatory for most retailers due to value and competitive dynamics. Opus Research

If video game advances

Then lights dim

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If movie scene changes

Then lights dim

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If energy consumption increases

Then lights pulse

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If baby wakes

Then lights pulse

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If someone at your door

Then lights pulse

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If weather alarm sounds

Then lights pulse

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If my lighting is smart

Then what concerns are raised?

If my lighting is smart

Then what does that mean?

Sources: NanoMarkets Markets for Smart Lighting Driver, Controller and Sensor Chips http://nanomarkets.net/market_reports/report/markets_for_smart_lighting_driver_controller_and_sensor_chips Navigant Intelligent Lighting Controls for Commercial Buildings http://www.navigantresearch.com/research/intelligent-lighting-controls-for-commercial-buildings

Dan Ryan Li-Fi Offers New Technology for Indoor Positioning http://www.directionsmag.com/articles/li-fi-offers-new-technology-for-indoor-positioning/386499

Opus Research Mapping the Indoor Marketing Opportunity http://opusresearch.net/wordpress/pdfreports/OpusIndoorReport_Jan2014_Leadup.pdf