lighting

The EU Commission has released a revised version of the proposed Ecodesign and energy labelling regulations.

IES and AVIXA have announced the release of the new standard 'Recommended Practice for Lighting Performance for Small to Medium Sized Videoconferencing Rooms'

The German Federal Ministry of Education and Research (BMBF) has recently completed the OWICELLS project to develop an industrial Li-Fi system.

The overall lighting market in the UK was estimated to be worth £2.4 billion in 2017, having increased by 44% since 2013, according to ‘Lighting and LED Market Report – UK 2018-2022’ from AMA Research.

Multi-disciplinary creative studio Satore Studio has appointed Paul Johnson as its architectural lighting director.

Heads of GLP and Robe call on all in industry to make representations to European Commission before 7 May deadline

The most noticeable trend in the audio hall at Prolight + Sound this year was an increase in the number of companies involved in immersive audio

Writing for Installation, Peter Heath warns that proposed new energy efficiency regulations for lighting would have a devastating effect on live entertainment

Following the success of its Foresta Lumina attraction in Quebec, multimedia studio Moment Factory has created two more immersive outdoor experiences in the Canadian province.

Organisers of PLASA 2015 have announced four new sessions for the Professional Development Programme addressing lighting, sound and video.

More than 60 Clay Paky Mythos fixtures are being used in a stunning light show featuring the Tree of Life sculpture - a centrepiece of the Milan Expo 2015.

Clay Paky Mythos fixtures played a dual role at Cleveland’s Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum recently when they formed part of the new lighting truss in the lobby, as well as enhancing the Induction Eve VIP party.

Start-up CrowdGlow has announced technology that can control the displays of all the mobile phones within a venue to create an interactive lighting experience.

Two of Redbridge Drama Centre's venues have received over 50 new Philips Selecon PL luminaires to reduce the Centre's energy consumption.

A bespoke lighting system is helping with the mammoth task of photographing and cataloguing the museum's exhibits.