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LuxLive and SILE Sharpen Focus on End-Users

On November 23rd and 24th, as in previous years, LuxLive was held in the Excel Center close to London’s City Airport. This year, for the second time since the merger of Revo Media and Pennwell, LuxLive and Strategies in Light Europe were co-located. Arno Grabher-Meyer, Editor-in-Chief at LED professional, summarizes his impressions of the event, picking out the more technical oriented lectures held in the different "arenas". Read more »

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XLamp® XHP35.2 LED Delivers Highest Performance in a Drop-In XP Footprint

XLamp® XHP35.2 LED Delivers Highest Performance in a Drop-In XP Footprint Cree LED’s XLamp® XHP35.2 LED delivers the highest levels of light output, efficacy and reliability within the proven XP 3.45 mm footprint. Engineered as a versatile lighting platform for all directional lighting applications, XHP35.2 LEDs are offered in a wide variety of product configurations for optimal product design. Read more »

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Retrofitting Smart Street Lighting: A Challenge for Cities

Retrofitting Smart Street Lighting: A Challenge for Cities Cities everywhere are racing toward smarter, greener, more efficient public services - and street lighting is often the first major step. But upgrading traditional lighting infrastructure can be complex. For many cities, the thought of major civil works, visible add-ons, or changing the historical or architectural look of their streets is a major concern. Read more »

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Infrastructure-agnostic Smart City IoT Is Entering a New Phase of Deployment

Infrastructure-agnostic Smart City IoT Is Entering a New Phase of Deployment Smart city success is shifting from isolated pilots to integrated, infrastructure-agnostic platforms. As deployments scale, cities must prioritize open standards, communication flexibility, security by design and unified control. This paper outlines practical principles that help municipalities move from point solutions to long-term, interoperable IoT ecosystems built around community needs. Read more »