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LED light bulbs can Enhance your Shopping Experience

Philips has created a new lighting system aimed at retailers that can track customers. The new technology uses lights, a phone camera...

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LED London

In a previous article, it was mentioned the London Underground stations were going LED and now it looks like the trains will...

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LED Street Lights for Downing Street

The famous 10 Downing Street received a BREEAM Award recently after going completely LED inside and now the street lighting is following...

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How Lighting Affects our Body Clock

It’s no secret that our body reacts to different levels of light like how we feel tired when it’s dark and more...

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Scientists get Physics Nobel Prize for LED light bulbs

On Tuesday, an American and two Japanese scientists won the 2014 Nobel Prize for Physics for inventing a new energy-efficient and environment-friendly...

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New Orleans releases LED light bulbs to worried residents

The newly installed LED streetlights in New Orleans have left residents fearing that the streets aren’t lit well enough. New Orleans East,...

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Philips have released an LED system to treat skin disease

A new blue LED light used to treat skin disease is coming to the UK this October. Philips have developed a wearable...

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Gas Lamps can’t be replaced by LED light bulbs

Despite the move to more energy efficient lighting , cities such as London and Berlin are trying to preserve their historic gas...

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Toshiba expanding Lighting division

While other companies are downsizing, Toshiba are expanding their lighting business to India. The company is aiming to generate $40 million (£24.5...

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LED light bulbs to help stop ‘secret photos’

A research team in Japan have developed a system that used LED lighting to disable camera functions on smartphones. In 2012, smartphones...

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