Ronald Tol, Philips Lighting

Intelligent Lighting Systems 2027

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Topics

• It’s about TCO and effect…• Energy efficient light sources• Lighting controls

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Philips Lighting

We understand people…and improve their lives with lighting

Our Mission

The Clear Leader; Setting the pace in the lighting industry

Our Vision

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Building on strength Worldwide: untapped potential of existing lighting technology

Lighting accounts for 19% of electricity use

Today’s potential savings

• 53 billion Euros in electricity costs/year(20% savings @ EUR 10 cts/KWh)

• 296 million tons of CO2 emissions/year

• More than 779 million barrels of oil/year

• Output of more than 265 power plants (@ 2TWh/yr)

Sources: International Energy Agency (IEA)World Resource Institute (WRI)

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Building on strength For each customer segment an energy efficient lighting solution exist already today

34 kg CO85%

Home Lighting

CO2 savings per lamp per year

Energy improvement last 15 yearsArea of lighting

77 kg CO261%Office & Industrial

Lighting

115 kg CO2

80%Shop Lighting

109 kg CO257%

Road lighting

2

CO2 savings per lamp per year

Energy saving Area of lighting

34 kg CO282%

LEDs

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HPL

GLS

TL8

GLS

TL5

CFLi

LED

Halo CDM

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End-user driven innovationNew market themes drive additional growth

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See and be seen

Total costof ownership

Safety & Comfort

Lifestylelighting

Maturity

Today

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Yesterday

Light &health

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Market theme concept: Safety

The same street before and after

• The street with new solution– Uses less energy– Provides higher quality light– Provides greater safety

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Market theme concept: Lifestyle lighting

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Market theme concept: Light & Health

Water purification Infra red sauna

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End-user driven innovation, technology leadershipProduct-technology innovation will continue to drive growth in Lighting

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Shaping the future with Solid State LightingA brief history of (white) light sources

Open wood fire Oil Filament Gas discharge

Solid State Laser

In-organic LED

Organic LED

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AddedIntelligence

DesignersDelight

Renovation Embedded

Landscape scenarios

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Renovation - SSL moves also into the home…..

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Renovation – Solid State Lighting Modules: Retrofit solution for Freezer Lighting

Reduced Total Cost of Ownership:• Up to 60% lower energy use• Longer life, Over 6 years @ 24/7

Better visibility of the frozen food:• Uniform high light level

Sustainability:• No mercury, lead

TL:Leds:

Freezer Lighting Solution

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Designers Delight: Ambiance creation

Outdoor

Hospitals

Homes

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Embedded solutions: more light points …. but how to control it?

Winter

Summer

Spring

Autumn

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Added intelligence

Ambilight Catch a color andlighten up your shop

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Lighting Control context

Spaces

People

Control

Lighting

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Shaping the future with Lighting ControlA brief history of lighting control

Switchesand dimmers

Luminairebased

Customized Solutions

Room-based solutions

Meshed networks

Standard-based Integrated networks

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Lighting Control related trendsNow 2027

Lighting Control

Touch a switch Design-enabling intuitive control, including

• Human intelligence• Ambient intelligence

Lighting A uniquely designed configuration of different types of light engines to create a single desired effect

A “standard” configuration of identical light engines to create multiple desired effects

Light engine • Fixed output• Fixed color• Fixed distribution• Fixed bulky dimensions

• Flexible output• All colors RGB / WW-CW• Flexible distribution• Flexible small dimensions

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Increased need for intelligent lighting control

On/Off

Dimming

Color variation

Dynamic Lighting(Time, color, patterns)

Beam direction

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Increased need for intelligent lighting control

Components with controllable

parameters

Sense and SimplicitySolutions

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1890- : Electric Light shifted the Lighting Paradigm

Solid State Lighting and Lighting Controls will shift it again

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But: how to prevent myopia?

Horse drawn carriage 1886: first Daimler automobile:“the horseless carriage”

1956: electrical street light 2005: Philips LED street light