M-light International has over 25 years of experience in production of standard and bespoke lighting - and now they introduce Wireless Lighting Technology, with Human Centric Lighting.

The lighting infrastructure – both indoors and outdoors – is perfect for collecting and carrying information, using it to improve services, enhance the quality of life, increase sustainability and reduce costs. M-light International’s luminaires with implemented connected lighting solutions increase energy efficiency and help manage buildings and municipal environments in a way that is environmentally friendly.

Via the Internet of Things (IoT), smart objects interact with each other and their surroundings. Luminaires can sense changes, collect information and react to it, and share data with other system elements. This is connected lighting, and it harnesses the huge potential of the IoT.

The Internet of Things provides an infrastructure that unlocks a wealth of opportunities for lighting in the form of digital connectivity. Through smarter, simpler, yet cost-effective solutions commercial environments are being transformed by bespoke customization, controllability and data collection.

In indoor connected lighting systems, sensors distributed throughout a building gather information about usage of specific spaces. Every luminaire becomes a node that senses, collects and passes on information about energy consumption, daylight harvesting and occupancy. This information can be used to manage heating, ventilation, IT and cleaning resources in the most cost effective way; operations can be streamlined, sustainability goals achieved, and workspace utilization optimized.

M-light International use Philips components in their luminaires, so they’re benefiting from compatibility with the widest possible range of connectivity systems and solutions, from wireless sensors to intelligent SR drivers. Through constant innovation we’re keeping lighting at the centre of our future connectivity.