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OmniVision Announces Automotive Image Sensor for LED Flicker Mitigation With Industry’s Smallest Split-Pixel Design

OmniVision Technologies, Inc., a leading developer of advanced digital imaging solutions, today announced the OX01D10—its next generation 1MP image sensor for automotive viewing applications.

From OmniVision Technologies, Inc. 21 May 2019

Larson Electronics Releases Vehicle Roof Mount Tower LED Light, 240W, 12V DC, 4 LEDs, 13.5 Feet

Larson Electronics, a Texas-based company with over 40 years of experience spearheading the industrial lighting sector, announced the release of a 240-watt vehicle roof mount tower LED light equipped with four LED light heads that can be raised to 13.5 feet.

From Larson Electronics LLC 21 May 2019

EyeMulti-Inspect – Detecting Defects with Machine Learning

EyeMulti-Inspect is an extremely robust and industrial suitable hardware setup for the inspection of e.g. geometries and surfaces in testing consoles or inline in a production process.

From EVT Eye Vision Technology 17 May 2019

Lumileds Revolutionizes Human-Centric Lighting with LUXEON Fusion Technology

Lumileds, a worldwide leader in ground-breaking lighting solutions, has introduced LUXEON Fusion, an innovative platform technology that supplies unparalleled white color selection while simplifying fixture manufacturing.

15 May 2019

LEDVANCE Showcases SYLVANIA LED Lighting Products at LIGHTFAIR International

LEDVANCE LLC, the manufacturer of SYLVANIA general lighting in Canada and the U.S., is demonstrating how SYLVANIA LED lighting products are evolving light in renovation at the LIGHTFAIR® International (LFI®) at Booth 2101.

14 May 2019

A New Generation of LED Lighting for the Engineering and Manufacturing Industries

Chalmit, the leading luminaires manufacturer, has launched the Protecta X LED, a revolutionary light for the engineering and manufacturing industries.

From Chalmit - A Hubbell Company 8 May 2019

New Method to Enhance Simple Color Tuning of LED Bulbs

A new method―the outcome of an international partnership of researchers from Lehigh University, West Chester University, Osaka University and the University of Amsterdam―could make way for monolithic incorporation for basic color tuning of a light bulb, according to Volkmar Dierolf, Distinguished Professor and Chair of Lehigh’s Department of Physics, who participated in the research.

29 Apr 2019