No one said the era of IoT lighting would be easy. The Austrian vendor provides the latest example, as a sudden rash of management upheaval hits the industry.

Former head of the Samsung Electronics LED business will take over at LEDvance as CEO and chairman of the management board.

The connected lighting specialist strikes an alliance with Singapore’s Klaasen, known for architectural projects in retail, hospitality, and commercial.

The company’s fourth-quarter report leaves no doubt that it is looking for a buyer for both.

Scientists from the Lighting Research Center will divulge how 3D printing — or additive manufacturing — can realize cost and customization benefits for SSL designs at the upcoming Strategies in Light conference.

New packaged LEDs from the global revenue leader deliver a uniform spectral power distribution across the visible-light region and target demanding lighting applications such as museums.

Ultraviolet LEDs in the 260–275-nm band can support water disinfection in point-of-use dispensers for commercial and residential products including faucets, beverage dispensers, and icemakers.

In partnership with a German utility, the Austrian vendor is also cutting the factory’s energy use. No data gathering, though. Just illumination and savings.

After a solid fourth quarter reaffirmed the importance of services and Internet connectivity to the company’s future, CEO Eric Rondolat reveals that a new moniker is coming soon.

Singapore National Water Agency PUB has launched three Requests for Proposals worth S$30 million…