TOKYO, Mar 08 (News On Japan) - A next-generation LED (Light Emitting Diode) lighting fixture that can be freely controlled using tablet devices and other similar gadgets has been developed.
This cutting-edge LED lighting allows users to freely change and move the shape of light, and even illuminate multiple objects simultaneously with a single device.
The product is a joint development between Panasonic and Nichia Corporation, featuring approximately 16,000 micro LEDs, each smaller in diameter than a strand of hair. Users can directly input commands on a tablet device for real-time lighting.
The lighting is also highly energy-efficient. Depending on the shape of the light, it can be about four times brighter than a projector while reducing power consumption by approximately 80%.
The developers aim to utilize this technology in commercial facilities and museum exhibitions, with plans to start selling the product after 2025.
Source: ANN
