In a booth space of nearly 100 square meters, Philips Home Lighting has created three major exhibition areas for consumers with interesting light and shadow interaction: the whole-house eye protection area, the WiZ smart health area and the Philips Hue entertainment interactive area, with diversified home lighting solutions The solutions and complete product portfolio meet the multi-level lighting needs of consumers from three major aspects: visual, physiological and psychological, and illuminate the ideal living space of people, light and home with the light of innovation.
Lighting serves people, and good lighting needs to give priority to people's experience and design around people's needs," said Yao Mengming, General Manager of Signify Greater China Lighting Design and Application Department. "We hope to use this exhibition to connect with people. Design colleagues, industry audiences and consumers have more direct interactions to promote the concept of 'human factors lighting', meet the needs of different home scenes with innovative lighting applications, expand the boundaries of the public's imagination of light aesthetics, and achieve a healthy home life. and comfort.
The three major exhibition areas interpret the symbiotic relationship between people, light and space in multiple dimensions.
In this year's "Design Shanghai" exhibition area of nearly 100 square meters, Philips uses light as a pen to outline the appearance of an ideal home for consumers by simulating daily home lighting scenes and combining it with a diverse product portfolio. The three interactive exhibition areas of the booth, namely the whole-house eye protection area, the smart health area and the entertainment interactive area, respectively display the Philips whole-house eye protection series, Philips smart LED series based on the WiZ platform and Philips Hue smart home lighting series products. The three major areas use time as a clue throughout the exhibition. By simulating the changes in light demand at different times of the day, lighting products are integrated into daily life lighting scenes in multiple combinations, allowing consumers to immerse themselves in light, people and space. of mutual relationships.
In the eye protection area of the whole house, Philips showcased a variety of lighting products equipped with the "Smart Light" standard for consumers, including eye protection table lamps, piano lamps, dining chandeliers, ceiling lamps, downlights, etc., so that eyes can be protected by good light. Extending from the desktop to every corner of the home, it creates a whole-house healthy light space for consumers to help protect the visual health of the whole family.
The smart health area displays a series of Philips smart LED products based on the WiZ platform, covering smart light strips, ambient bedside lamps, ambient portable table lamps, etc.; this area uses aurora projection to project a clock on the wall, simulating twenty-four hours a day. Home lighting scenes, combined with different rhythmic time points of the human body, create different lighting effect modes, combined with background sound effects, allowing consumers to quickly experience the lighting changes in the daily rhythm pattern in a short period of time. Philips' smart LED series products provide consumers with high-quality light sources that are in line with human body rhythms, healthy and convenient, and create a dynamic and rhythmic healthy lighting environment.
With the help of the 2023 "Design Shanghai" exhibition, Philips Home Lighting has condensed the innovative concept of "Welcome to the Ideal Home" into an immersive offline exhibition area, realizing the implementation from concept to experience, and giving home life more possibilities through intelligent lighting technology. Multi-dimensionally explain the relationship between people, light and space in the home environment, and build an ideal living space with the beauty of light and shadow.
