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General Lighting Applications The definition for General Lighting in this particular study report is - lighting that is used to provide the main illumination of an area. ElectroniCast includes Directional Lighting, Supplementary Lighting and Architectural Lighting in the General Lighting category; however, "architainment" lighting, such as large display units are not considered in the General Lighting segment. OLED panels/tiles used in vehicles, wearable/clothing, signage, displays, signals, decorative Christmas/holiday lighting are not included in the market forecast data for this study. The increasing development of OLED technology in General Lighting is indeed encouraging, driven by the architectural lighting industry; therefore, full cooperation and partnerships with between the OLED device manufacturers and the architectural industry is of paramount importance, based on analysis by ElectroniCast Consultants. Since OLEDs can be fashioned onto large surfaces, they are a viable alternative to fluorescent tubes for building lighting or other applications.

Designer Alberto Caiola personifies the #Greek goddess of the night with his rooftop bar #Nyx, its architectural expression radiating from cords of UV light, to define a techno-futuristic experience in #Shanghai - China's city of light. Read the full story here…

Ar. Masahiko Sato refurbishes an old concrete home in Japan by introducing warmth through wood and plenty of light. Check it out here and leave us your feedback…

'Light' and 'vision' are like two sides of the same coin. Read here about the breakthrough that can benefit the visually challenged en masse. Do give us your feedback...

The iPad Mini is very bold design moves for Apple. Right from the start, there's a lot to love about iPad as its simple yet powerful, Thin and light yet full-featured. It's easy to use.

Buy Online Power Bank in India proves convenient to keep along because it fits easily in palm due to light weight and small size so buy now.

The market for cloud services is currently growing at a rapid pace. All modern technologies like artificial intelligence, machine learning, the Internet of Things (IoT), big data analytics, and web and mobile app hosting require heavy computing power. This is where cloud computing platforms come into the picture. They allow both businesses and individuals to enjoy scalable computing power on a plug and play basis. Due to this service, organizations need not spend money on investing and maintaining costly infrastructure. Though there are many cloud computing platforms available out there, in this article, we will throw light on the Azure Blockchain Service.

Reinventing building design in order to make a mark, Blocher & Blocher India design the country's largest LED façade… Check it out here…

With Udaipur known as the City of Lakes, Layers Studio of Design and Architecture chisel out a landscape design for a private residence around the central theme of water. Check out the serene beauty of this project and leave us your views…

A pretty good example on how brands or concerts can adopt a Groupon mechanism to improve their business or at least, experience.

The smart home market is seeing vibrant activity. The home security giant's flagship service is called ADT Pulse, which offers home automation controls through its smartphone apps. Chief among these is the ADT Pulse Voice app, which can control lights, thermostats, door locks and other appliances by using voice commands.

You're interested in the cloud, so here's who you should be looking at. With IT budgets flat lining and CIOs feeling the pressure to reduce the spend on 'keeping the lights on' maintenance and support, it's little surprise that more and more IT pros are looking towards the cloud to solve their problems. With no initial upfront costs and with providers happy to manage the back-end of behalf of their customers, cloud is without doubt an attractive technology for many CIOs.

When it comes to showcasing the best of your country, the skill lies not in what all to show; but where to stop! Check out this nuanced installation by Delhi designers at the V&A…

Developed by an international team of researchers from the Universities of Oxford, Exeter and Münster, the chip contains a network of artificial neurons and synapses that respond to light, rather than electrical inputs. This allows the chip to mimic the behaviour of human neurons and their synapses.