The light that connects: highlights from Signify’s podcast series
A podcast series from Signify tackles key topics in lighting from the history of lighting design to the intricacies of how your lights stay connected
Lighting has been a hot topic in the workplace for a number of years, with investment in workplace lighting being driven by an increased awareness of the impact of design on employee wellbeing and sustainability targets.
But a newfound focus on wellbeing is only one trend in the history of the lighting industry and understanding how we got into a position where our lighting could negatively impact our health and our environment is the first step in disentangling ourselves from poor design and working towards building healthier environments.
In this podcast series, Signify lays bare some of the secret of the lighting industry. Touching on history, technology and climate action, their podcasts address some of the most pressing issues in workspace design and provide a learning platform for organisations looking to upgrade their lighting game.
Here is a summary of what their podcasts have to offer:
The value of connected lighting control
In this episode of The Light That Connects podcast series, we speak with Daniel Walker, Global Product Manager for Philips Dynalite. In this podcast, Daniel shares insights into how Dynalite lighting controls are being used across a range of business environments to deliver smarter, more adaptable lighting experiences. He also explores how Dynalite fits within Signify’s broader ecosystem of connected solutions, offering organisations greater control, efficiency and integration across their built environments.
The state of tunnel lighting
In this episode of the podcast, the focus turns to the global state of tunnel lighting and the unique challenges that come with it. As infrastructure ages and traffic demands increase, ensuring safety, visibility and energy efficiency in tunnels has never been more critical. The discussion explores how advanced lighting controls can address issues such as glare, inconsistent illumination, and high maintenance costs, while also opening up new opportunities for smarter, more adaptive tunnel environments.
How colour kinetics participates in connected systems
Thomas Barber joins us in this episode to introduce Color Kinetics and its range of dynamic LED luminaires. He explains how these luminaires integrate into fully connected Color Kinetics systems as well as how they work seamlessly within Signify’s Interact connected lighting platform. In this podcast, Thomas also highlights recent advancements in Color Kinetics products, showcasing how ongoing innovation is driving greater flexibility, control, and performance in dynamic lighting solutions.
What is BrightSites?
In this episode, we explore BrightSites, Signify’s innovative broadband-enabled lighting solution that transforms traditional streetlights into high-speed connectivity hubs. By upgrading to LED luminaires equipped with broadband technology, cities can deliver gigabit-speed internet access without costly and disruptive fibre installations. Tune in to discover how this approach is reshaping urban infrastructure and expanding digital access through smart lighting.
