SMART HOME LIGHTING
Light that follows life.
Without the switches.
A hallway that notices you, measures the light, and understands which doors are open. From a gentle night path to shelf lighting and connected rooms, your home chooses the right light for the moment.
Home exampleInspired by our own home automation
Let daylight do its part.
Presence does not have to mean every light turns on. In bright conditions, night lights and closed-shelf ambience stay off. Decorative lighting can follow its own presence-based scene.
A softer light for a dim hallway.
When you enter a dim hallway that is not very dark, shelf ambience comes on. That choice stays stable for the presence session, even if the measured light changes.
A gentle path through the night.
In very dark conditions, low wall and floor guidance comes on with presence while the main backlight is off. Closed shelves remain dark, and the decorative strip uses only its warm end pixels.
Open a shelf. Find what you need.
Each shelf has its own door sensor. With someone in the hallway, opening a door lights the matching compartment and the surrounding ambience. An open door alone cannot leave the lights on.
A welcome starts at the door.
Outdoor motion and the entry-door sensor bring on the entrance light. The hallway welcome routine can also enable its backlight when arrival conditions are met.
Rooms that share context.
The office uses the hallway’s light reading together with its own presence sensor. In the other direction, several lit rooms with open doors can request the hallway’s main lights.
An empty hallway switches itself off.
Presence keeps useful light on while you are there. When you leave, shelf lighting and decorative effects switch off; main lighting follows its absence delay. Even an open cupboard cannot keep shelf lights running.
Your own routine, built in.
Optional additions can combine time, presence, light levels, and compatible dimmable fixtures. This example shows a tailored bedtime scene, rather than an existing routine in our home.
Interactive demonstration · illustrative layout and timing
We adapt the sensors, light levels, delays, and room connections to your home. Add dim-to-warm scenes, schedules, a guest mode, or a whole-home bedtime routine on request.
The first seven scenarios illustrate configured behavior from our home. “Your own routine” shows optional additions. Sensor thresholds, delays, and responses are tailored to each installation.