· Released Interact IoT platform based on data service
·Innovative LED and smart connected lighting products in the field of professional lighting and consumer lighting
· Release of disruptive visible light communication (LiFi) luminaires while achieving high quality energy efficient lighting and high speed broadband internet connectivity
Philips Lighting (Amsterdam/European Stock Exchange: LIGHT) released the Internet of Things (IoT) platform and smart connected lighting systems and services during the 2018 Frankfurt Lighting Fair to strengthen its position as an IoT era lighting company . The company's new IoT platform, Interact, is the most important release of the show, providing customers with a data service-based control interface.
“Our innovative strength has an unparalleled position in the lighting industry. This year, we went even further, introducing beautiful retro-style LED bulbs to LiFi technology that fits the most common office lighting fixtures – one that passes visible light "Disruptive technology for transmitting broadband data," said Eric Rondolat, CEO of Philips Lighting. "Light has become a smart language, and our Internet of Things platform, Interact, provides customers with data-based services that deliver beyond what they see. value."
Main news during the Frankfurt exhibition:
Internet of Things platform
Philips Lighting today announced a new Internet of Things (IoT) platform called Interact. The large-scale growth of smart interconnected lighting points, sensors and transmission equipment, and the number of systems is accompanied by the scale of data collection. Based on high security and large-scale cloud computing, the Interact platform has mature and advanced data processing and management capabilities, and is the best tool to respond to this industry change. It enables machine learning to give meaning to all types of data - providing customers with data-based services that deliver value that exceeds what they see.
Interact Smart Interconnect Lighting System
Interact is also the name of a smart connected lighting system that not only provides customers with a high-quality lighting experience, but also uploads the collected information to the Interact IoT platform. These smart connected lighting systems provide a unified user experience and functional applications for a variety of industry applications. Currently available:
· Interact-city for public space lighting including roads, streets, sidewalks, parks and plazas
·Interact-landmarks for architectural lighting
Interact-office for office and commercial buildings
· Interact-retail for large retail and food stores
·Interact-sports, used in sports venues
This year, Philips Lighting will also launch Interact-Industry, providing professional lighting services for factories, warehouses and logistics centers.
Philips Lighting introduces visible light communication technology to transmit broadband data using optical
As a lighting company in the Internet of Things era, Philips Lighting is the first global lighting company to introduce office lighting products that load visible light communication. Visible Light Communication (LiFi) is a two-way, high-speed wireless technology similar to WiFi. It is characterized by the use of visible light waves instead of radio waves for data transmission. Philips Lighting's visible light communication office luminaires enable high-speed broadband connections of 30 megabits per second (30 Mb/s), enabling users to make video calls while transmitting multiple streaming HD movies. French real estate investment company Icade is the first to try this innovative technology in its smart office in La Défense, Paris.
Smart light pole, combining high-quality LED lighting and mobile signal transmission
Less than a month ago, Philips Lighting and American Tower Corporation announced the launch of the Smart Fusion Pole program in the United States. The first introduction of the smart light pole product integrates high-quality energy-saving LED street lights on one pole and signal transmission functions that can be accessed simultaneously by different mobile operators. LED smart light poles can be used for fast roads, streets, parking lots, and enhance mobile signal coverage for remote areas, providing high-quality LED lighting with up to 50% energy savings. As the first pilot city, Huntington Beach in California will be the first to deploy 200 smart light poles.
During the 2018 Frankfurt Lighting Fair, Philips Lighting demonstrated the latest lighting technology in Hall 0.
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