the strict LED lighting replacement policy in Japan

The bridges’ lighting shows are customized and consist of weekdays, weekends and the special festivals, which is designed by the concept of the romantic rainbow with using ARC lighting controller and the unique lighting software to create an art-like atmosphere at Fisherman’s Wharf in Tamsui.

According to the Japan Vending Machine Manufacturers Association (JVMA, May 2012), Japan has over five million vending machines in 2011, generating about USD67 billion in revenue. JVMA also said that the country has one of the world's highest vending machine densities with one machine per an estimated 23 people.

MyLED Opto’s Chief Executive Officer, Mr Jetson Lai said, “We thank Kirutorisu Tech and ATOTIS for their confidence in the quality of our products. 

“Our Japanese partners have estimated that based on their monthly orders of 300,000 units of LED lights, the estimated accumulated order value will be in the range of RM800 million over the next five years (2013-2018), given the high number of vending machines and the strict LED lighting replacement policy in Japan.

The market for LEDs in lighting is expected to demonstrate substantial unit growth over the next five years

Global Resource Energy Inc. announce that its affiliate, Kardings America, has developed a strategic partnership with Pacific Coast Agency Lighting of Vancouver, Canada.

Pacific Coast Agency is an indoor lighting distributor and represents more than 15 different brands and specializes in providing complete solutions to companies looking to reduce lighting costs by switching to efficient, green technologies. Kardings intends to formalize its partnership with Pacific Coastal Agency in the coming weeks.

Kardings will continue to work with Pacific Coast Agency to further acquire business in the Interior LED lighting industry, and industry that is growing at over 40% per year worldwide.

The same supply conditions that reduced the price of LEDs increased the demand for packaged LEDs in lighting applications from $1.2 billion in 2010 to $1.8 billion in 2011. System efficacy, rather than LED efficacy, was the gating factor in 2011. The LED luminaire and replacement lamp market was $9.3 billion in 2011, an increase of 45% over 2010. The market for LEDs in lighting is expected to demonstrate substantial unit growth over the next five years, but revenue growth may be lower due to pricing pressure although margins can be maintained due to reducing costs of raw materials.

the natural daylight needed for visual inspection after treatments

Halo is a result of a joint cooperation between Aluwave, D-TEC and industrial designers at Formal Design. The challenge in the project was to create the most shadow-free and high-quality light in a slim design to D-TEC’s professional users. We are very happy with the result, a LED based fixture that offers a uniform ambient light easy to dim with a remote control”, says Jonas St?lhandske, CEO at Aluwave.
The main target group for Halo is dentists. Their specific challenge is the difference in light in the clinic – the high flux from the operating lamp versus the lower flux in the ambient space where all the tools and equipment are located. In addition, dentists have specific requirements on light intensity, brightness and color rendering. The fixtures should also have low power consumption, remote controls and be easy to clean on a daily basis. This new LED-based fixture, Halo, meets all these requirements efficiently and recreates the natural daylight needed for visual inspection after treatments.

Aluwave has designed the LED-module, software and control system of the fixture and taken part of the joint development project with D-TEC and Formal Design. Now, Aluwave will manufacture the LED-modules and supply LED-modules, drivers and remote controls to D-TEC. Serial production has started and Halo is available on the market from now on.

Dan Ayres, Managing Director of Oxford Instruments Plasma Technology ,said that "It gives me a great sense of achievement to say that we have helped to enable the HBLED revolution.Our systems play a vital role in manufacturing HBLEDs, and we have served the industry as it has developed from its R&D roots into the global industry it is today.”

These awards are an excellent way of acknowledging success in this important market

The quality of other entries was outstanding so we’re delighted to be recognised for this.

“Huge congratulations must go to my outstanding team too. I am delighted that their efforts and talents have the opportunity to be LED high bay light publicly recognised.”

Paul Finch, editorial director of The Architects’ Journal said: “Retrofit continues to be critical in upgrading the built environment to meet the challenge of a low-carbon future.

“These awards are an excellent way of acknowledging success in this important market.”

YAHAM Lighting has an extensive range of LED solutions for most internal and external applications.

YAHAM works to create the right lighting solution for each individual client and provides lighting solutions across a range of sectors including healthcare, retail, leisure, office and education, airports and outdoor, food production and garage forecourts.

Clients include Newcastle Airport, Manchester Airport Group, Birmingham NEC, Budgens Supermarket, GlaxoSmithKline, Chevron-Texaco, the LED linear high bay light and Greater Manchester Police.

it hopes to encourage more tourists to visit the wider Tohoku region

The lighting will be switched on at a ceremony at the temple on Sept. 22. Lighting engineers from Toshiba Group companies LED high bay light designed and developed non-intrusive fixtures and lighting for the hall.

Chuson-ji in Tohoku, and it is the most famous of five sites making up the Hiraizumi World Heritage Site, a complex of temples and gardens. The temple, which dates to the 12th century, is best known for the Konjikido, the Golden Hall. The region devastated by the March 2011 earthquake, which is still working for full recovery from the disaster. In providing LED lighting and renewable power for Chuson-ji, Toshiba said it hopes to encourage more tourists to visit the wider Tohoku region.

Energy Minister Charlie Parker finalized amendments to the Energy-Efficient Appliances Regulations, Sept. 12, that require all road and highway lighting in Nova Scotia must be converted to LED.

The regulations require Nova Scotia Power to complete its conversion by Dec. 31, 2019. Municipalities will have until LED linear high bay light, and now have one year to outline the conversion.

the cost of making LEDs without compromising

The said research shows LED lighting system with the highest developmental potential among LED lighting. On the other hand, with emphases on technological mass production, the market of LED linear high bay light (including LED epitaxy, packaging, and light engine) has started to grow rapidly since 2011, and will mature to stabilize in 2015. Bo says Philips will focus on brand recognition and innovative development of LED lighting.

Bo admitted that competition will be more furious in the LED lighting era, especially price competition of LED bulbs due to low market barrier, adding that Taiwan’s LED lighting industry has grown significantly compared to two years ago. With rapid industrial transformation, Taiwanese LED lighting makers have potential business of US$66.67 billion in production value from LED lighting system by 2020.

Jeff Hawthorne, Veeco’s Senior Vice President, MOCVD, commented, "Many of our LED customers are developing GaN-on-Si technology, which offers the potential to accelerate the adoption of solid-state lighting by reducing the cost of making LEDs without compromising end-product quality. We are glad to support Tongfang in their research efforts.”

The K465i features film quality and low defects, which are key for GaN-on-Si processing. It also incorporates Veeco's Uniform FlowFlange? technology for superior uniformity and excellent run-to-run repeatability. Low maintenance TurboDisc technology enables highest system availability, excellent particle performance and high throughput. The production-proven K465i provides ease-of-tuning for fast process optimization on wafer sizes up to 8 inches and fast tool recovery time after maintenance.

In the past, OLED display was a major emphasis at the Summits; however, this year we have expanded the topics on OLED lighting,” said Ngai, who has been a featured speaker since 2009 and an advisory council member since 2011. “The 2012 Summit will feature OLED technology for lighting, LED high bay light design sessions, as well as a strategic panel discussion on OLED lighting application.”

while using a fraction of the energy of older fluorescent technology

Most of the 750 units sold will be installed in tents housing military personnel at Bagram Air Field in Afghanistan.

The company, based in LED high bay light, produces a bright LED lighting system that has been designed to provide years of trouble-free continuous use in harsh environments, while using a fraction of the energy of older fluorescent technology.

In addition to the Army, the U.S. Marine Corps also has purchased sets of the lighting systems for use in Afghanistan and bases in the United States.

Brewer Science, which is engaged in developing specialty materials, integrated processes, and laboratory-scale wafer processing equipment, will feature two conference presentations at SEMICON Taiwan being held between 5th and 7th ,September.

The firm will be highlighting product technologies for HB LED manufacturing for wafer protection, thin wafer handling, epitaxial layer transfer, trench filling, and planarisation.

“Brewer Science has been delivering advanced technology solutions for the HB LED market for over seven years through close partnerships with leading LED manufacturers, and we are excited to present our cost-effective HB LED manufacturing solutions to the Led linear high bay light Taiwan community,” says Ram Trichur, Director of LED/Energy Devices Business.