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6 disruptive lighting trends: recorded webinar

June 19, 2020 Brad Koerner

Thanks to James McHale and the team at Memoori for hosting a great webinar! If you missed it live, listen to it now at your convenience at this link. Really, I should have picked a different title, because the 6 … Continue reading 6 disruptive lighting trends: recorded webinar

Lighting Technology

smarteagle sensor solutions

October 29, 2019 Brad Koerner

SmartEagle is a Dutch-based spinoff of IoT-development company Evalan that uses camera-based sensor systems and AI to accurately detect and analyze desk usage in office environments. They never blatantly say they use cameras, but it is pretty obvious by the … Continue reading smarteagle sensor solutions

Interactive Lighting

microsoft kinect dk

February 26, 2019 Brad Koerner

Microsoft has injected new life into its Kinect system, a sophisticated camera vision platform. They’ve shrunk the hardware, improved the specs and now tie it to the Azure computing platform to augment it with a lot of computational horsepower on-demand. … Continue reading microsoft kinect dk

Interactive Lighting

deepeyes

May 31, 2018May 31, 2018 Brad Koerner

DeepEyes produces video-based A.I. systems for a variety of people detection, tracking and counting applications.  DeepEyes’ systems can detect general emotions, gestures, identify specific people, etc. An couple examples: According to one section of their site: In surveillance settings with … Continue reading deepeyes

Interactive Lighting

advertima

April 2, 2018April 2, 2018 Brad Koerner

Advertima is startup combining machine learning with digital signage. According to their site: Artificial intelligence teams up with digital out of home experiences. As the world’s first experience management system (EMS) Advertima combines machine learning, computer vision and big data … Continue reading advertima

Lighting Technology

pointgrab

October 26, 2016October 25, 2016 Brad Koerner

Philips Lighting announced it is participating in a $7m investment round for PointGrab, an Israeli startup developing “smart-building” sensor technology. I’m reposting their white paper below for posterity: Smarter Sensors: How Deep Learning is Transforming Building Automation Jonathan Laserson, PhD … Continue reading pointgrab

Interactive Lighting

grundig connected home – IFA 2016

September 12, 2016September 12, 2016 Brad Koerner

Via Designboom: Interesting product concept by Grundig showing projected controls for kitchen appliances.  I assume they are using a camera vision system as the control detection interface, with the camera and projector built into the vent hood above. Continue reading grundig connected home – IFA 2016

Lighting Technology

modcam

March 23, 2016 Brad Koerner

Modcam is a Swedish startup that is using cameras for various architectural tracking applications.  Interesting that it is led by folks with a strong background in mobile phone development.  Shows some of the same power of camera-vision systems such as … Continue reading modcam

Future Lighting

ford predictive lighting system

August 3, 2015 Brad Koerner

Via Dezeen: American car manufacturer Ford is developing lighting technology that can automatically detect pedestrians on dark roads and widen headlight beams at low-visibility junctions (+ movie). Ford has designed a headlight system that uses an infrared camera on the … Continue reading ford predictive lighting system

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