Human Centric Lighting
A powerful combination that promises to change lives
Better light, better life! This is the principle oriented to human lighting, on the way to:
- better health;
- better mood;
- sharper focus;
- increased vigilance.
Having the freedom to change the morning or evening lighting in your home, this is the best opportunity to take care of your circadian rhythm and feel happy.
In addition, enabling employees to adjust the lighting as best suits them is the best way to ensure satisfaction and productivity in the office.
What is Human Centric Lighting
Human Centric Lighting is an LED technology that integrates nature design into lighting. It simulates the natural daylight cycle - sunrise and sunset - and its effect on our biological circadian rhythm. This profound effect on our circadian rhythm is achieved by seamlessly and automatically adjusting the color temperature wavelength (2700K to 6500K), dimming the intensities (0-10V) and the use of sensors and intelligent lighting controls.
Due to its influence on our physiology, human central illumination is also known as circadian illumination or biodynamic illumination.
The goal of human central lighting is not only to regulate our biological circadian rhythm, but to benefit from it, improving our productivity and productivity while also benefiting from health, sleep and overall mood.
A powerful combination that promises to change lives
Better light, better life! This is the principle oriented to human lighting, on the way to:
- better health;
- better mood;
- sharper focus;
- increased vigilance.
Having the freedom to change the morning or evening lighting in your home, this is the best opportunity to take care of your circadian rhythm and feel happy.
In addition, enabling employees to adjust the lighting as best suits them is the best way to ensure satisfaction and productivity in the office.
The problem with most modern lighting environments
In some cases, we have the ability to manipulate our lighting environment to suit our needs. But for others, we have to deal with what is given to us, at work and outside our home. When we spend long hours in the bright, constant artificial light in the office, it can affect our quality of sleep and in turn affect our performance the next day. Light has a lasting effect on our body and we are not as productive, energetic or happy as we could be under a natural light cycle.
Many in the scientific community have been aware of this problem with modern artificial lighting environments. In recent years, a solution has been introduced - Circadian Lighting, or Biodynamic Lighting. In the lighting industry, this technology is known as "Human Centric Lighting". It gives us more control over how we feel and perform in our daily lives
Human Centric Lighting allows us to stimulate the ipRGC photoreceptors when we want, providing us with energy and increasing our productivity by increasing the intensity and blue spectral light at appropriate times.
And when we have to roll, the hue and intensity of the lighting environment go smoothly. The blue wavelengths are removed and the lights are dimmed. This allows us to relax at the end of the day and have a night of restful sleep.
Natural light and human function
Before the invention of artificial light, we had sunlight, moonlight, and fire. Humans have evolved around these three light sources, relying not only on their eyesight but also as regulators of our circadian rhythm and biological cycle. The impact of light on the human body is a Nobel Prize-winning concept that has been extensively studied over the last four decades by scientists around the world. Wavelength and light intensity affect our hormonal production, sleep quality and many other biological functions regulated by our internal circadian rhythm.
