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November.27, 2015 - 18:40 — judy.lin
  

Hot Picks of the Week Nov. 23-27

Highlights this week:

  • Nichia revealed some of its future product plans for 2016 at a recent press conference held in Taipei, Taiwan. The Japanese company is still very focused on LED chip R&D, and plans to invest resources into niche lighting markets including UV LED and laser next year.
  • The Japanese government intends to phase out its incandescent and fluorescent lights by 2020 by amending its energy laws.
  • Epistar took another blow this year, after losing a three year legal battle against Boston University. Massachusetts jury decided the Taiwanese company had willfully infringed LED patents, and along with its clients Everlight and Lite-On have will potentially be fined US $13.7 million.
  • A lot of government streetlight proejcts have been observed this week mostly in North America.

Editor Recommendations

  1. Nichia’s Market Outlook for 2016
  2. Japan to Phase-out Incandescent and Fluorescent Lights by 2020
  3. Solar Leading Enters PV-based LED Streetlight Market
  4. Apple Rumored to Adopt OLED Displays in iPhone from 2018
  5. Boston University Wins $13.7 M Jury Verdict in IP Row against Taiwanese LED Manufacturers
  6. Gooee Expands OEM Partners for IoT Product Lines
  7. Health Canada Alerts Consumers of Safety Hazards with Sveral Seasonal Lights

Special EcolightTech Asia 2015 Section

What’s trending

Government projects

  1. Canada's Sixth Largest City Scales up LED Streetlight Replacement Budget
  2. Indian State Karnataka to Launch LED Bulbs Scheme Next Month
  3. U.S. City Kicks Off 7K LED Streetlights Switch to Save Taxpayer Dollars
  4. Indian State to Cut Half of its Energy Bill with LED Streetlights
  5. New York Counties Buy Streetlights from Utility and Plan LED Conversion to Save Energy Cost
  6. UK County to Switch 16,000 Streetlights to LED by 2017

Industry News

  1. Leti and European FP7 Project Partners in Silicon Photonics Supply-Chain Announce Developments on Three Mature Platforms
  2. Deco Lighting Awarded SPURR Contract for LED Lighting in California Schools and Public Agencies
  3. Eaton Expands Sports Lighting Portfolio after Acquiring Ephesus Lighting
  4. Elemental LED Forges Strategic Partnership with Border States Electric
  5. Homebase Recalls Potentially Explosive LED Night Lights
  6. Aurora Group Streamlines Brands in Preparation of IoT
  7. pureLiFi and Lucibel Join Hands to Launch Europe’s First Commercialized LiFi Luminaire
  8. LG Display Starts Scaling up OLED Production Following Multi-billion Plant Investment

New Products

  1. Brightek Announces The Launch Of New Infrared LED For Face Recognition Applications
  2. New Smart Bulb from Qube Slashes Smart Lighting Cost
  3. New LED T5 Lamps from MaxLite Enable Hassle-free Linear Fixture Retrofit
  4. Trinseo Showcases New Polycarbonate for Thiner Gauge Application
  5. Eaton Unveils New LED Lights for Metal Halide Replacement
  6. Clay Paky Lights up Saudi Arabian Stadium with LEDs
  7. American Bright Releases New LED AC Modules to Lower Fixture Cost
  8. Alpha's New Material Improves Reliability in LED COB Assemblies
  9. Osram Sylvania Releases New LED Light for Halogen Replacement
  10. Hubbell Outdoor Lighting Releases New ASL LED Luminaire for Roadway Illuminations
  11. Lumispec App Enables More Efficient Light Assesement for European Consumers
  12. MaxLite Launches New LED Fixture for Exterior Architectural Illumination
  13. Glohh to Release New LED Range Rover Sport Taillights
  14. Philips Prevents Ambient Light Interference with New Projection Technology

Lighting Projects

  1. St. Martin Tower in Frankfurt Lit up with LEDs
  2. Prague’s SIGNAL Festival lit up with 21 Unique Lighting Installations
  3. USF Holland Retrofits 53 Cross-Dock Terminals with Orion Energy LEDs
  4. U.S. Theme Park Celebrates Holiday Season with LED Lights
  5. UK's Historical Station Relit by LEDs from acdc
  6. Cairo Opera House Lit with LEDs from Philips
  7. Football Field of U.S. School Upgraded with LED Fixtures from Global Tech
  8. Inspiring Light Sculpture Showcase at San Francisco
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