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One of these is not like the Other ... at thrift.
A Polaroid Sun 600 was hiding amongst the ihome alarm clocks at thrift, “Light Management System”.
The global light management system market is estimated to be USD 11.66 Billion in 2018 and is projected to reach USD 21.51 Billion by 2023, growing at a CAGR of 13.03%, from 2018 to 2023.
The growing demand for smart controls in building automation systems and increasing adoption of energy-efficient lighting are driving the light management system market around the world. The growing demand for building automation in North America and Europe make them potential growth markets for the providers of lighting management systems.
Light management systems are used widely in commercial set-ups such as corporate offices, healthcare facilities, retail complexes, hotels, restaurants, and educational institutes. Reducing energy consumption has become a major objective for organizations, governments, utilities, and other stakeholders. Controls and connectivity enable the personalization of lighting as well as allow users to reduce energy use, optimize spaces, and lower maintenance costs.
Increasing preference for dimming control management
Dimming control management is used to reduce the energy consumption of light sources and, consequently, the intensity and output of those light sources. Compared to on-off switching controls, they can improve energy savings, better align lighting with human needs, and help extend the working life of light sources. Dimming control management includes systems that provide the management of luminance and colour and temperature of lighting.
Some of the leading players in the light management system market include:
GE (US)
Philips Lighting (Netherlands)
Eaton (Ireland)
Zumtobel (Austria)
OSRAM (Germany), among others