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1 LED WORLD AUG-SEP ‘15 2 CONTENTS NATIONAL APPLICATIONS 10 A winning performance- LED stage lighting 36 Bright ideas for decor with LED strip lights TECHNOLOGY 14 LED exterior light applications in automobiles 6 INTERVIEW ‘light in water” éléphant paname 28 Fired to stay ahead of the curve (Raju Bista, MD, Surya Roshni) PRODUCT LAUNCHES 44 Innovative products hit the Indian market REPORT 18 PHD Chamber initiates thoughtful LED industry interaction on the lines of PM’s focus on Make in India NEWS FEATURE 38 LED products take on the e-commerce platform 10 A Winning Performance- LED Stage Lighting INTERNATIONAL APPLICATION 30 The era of indoor farms powered by LEDs CASE STUDIES 14 32 Cree LEDs support 24/7/365 operations in petroleum LED Exterior Light Applications in retail chains with ease Automobiles 40 How Volvo solved the lighting issue of its nearly one million square-foot facility TECH FOCUS 22 The rise of IR LEDs NEW PRODUCT LAUNCHES 48 New LED technologies emerge on the international scene PRODUCT FEATURE 22 24 Dynamic LED lighting: To lift your mood while you are flying high The Rise of IR LEDs INTERVIEW 20 Global Tech LED finds a fit market in India for its product (Gary Mart, CEO, Global Tech LED) EVENT COVERAGE LED WORLD 52 InfoComm 2015 introduces stunning LED video wall displays REGULARS AUG-SEP ‘15 6 LED Applications 24 54 Event Calendar 56 News Dynamic LED Lighting: To lift 64 Promotional Features your mood while you are flying 66 Resource Guide high! 3 LED WORLD AUG-SEP ‘15 4 FROM THE EDITOR’S DESK Vol 6 Issue IV Aug-Sep, 2015 Owner, Publisher and Printer In the recently concluded conference held by PHD Chambers Baljeet Singh on the bright prospects of LED manufacturing in India, the resonating message was clear- the Government is taking Editor earnest steps towards providing the maximum support Himani Gulati towards the development and growth of LEDs in the country which meant the introduction of several incentives/schemes Marketing Head Gauravjeet Singh (9810301644) for manufacturing LEDs in India. These include the Make in India program launched by the Prime Minister Shri. Narendra Design Studio Modi and the modified Special Incentive Package Scheme Access Solutions (M-SIPS) of DeitY which aims at increasing investments for both urban and rural areas. Assistant Editor According to a report by PHD Chambers, the present turnover Lily Shanker of the Indian LED market is around Rs. 912 crore and business Senior Content Writer is expected to grow at a CAGR of 47.3% between now and Nikita Bothra 2018 to touch 8298 crore. The opportunities in LED industrial lighting manufacturing in India is immense and even the automotive lighting market is Design & Print Production witnessing a slow move towards LEDs in its exterior lighting applications with LEDs in tail lamps Ravi Pandey already sighted in several mid-range vehicles in India such as the Mahindra Verito Vibe, Nissan Pulse and the recently launched Fiat Punto Evo. Exclusive Agent: China/Hong Kong & Taiwan As manufacturers push the limit of LED applications, this issue covers a host of them from Worldwide Focus Media Co., Ltd. stage lighting and home décor to petroleum retail chains and aircrafts. The LED’s characteristic Ms. Judy Wang of providing environmentally friendly lighting is further being manipulated for safely growing E: [email protected] vegetables and fruits throughout the year in indoor vertical farms. T: +852-30780826 C: +86-13810325171 More exciting news, views and interviews from both India and the international LED industry can be found in this issue. We hope you enjoy the content and look forward to hearing from you Place of Publishing: about what you enjoyed reading and what you’d like us to cover in future issues. 9 LGF, Sant Nagar, East of Kailash, Cheers! New Delhi - 110 065 Tel: +91-11-46464848 The editor can be reached at: [email protected] Telefax : +91-11-41071644 Email : [email protected] Web: www.ledworldmag.com ADVISORY BOARD LED World is a bimonthly magazine, published by Baljeet Singh from 9 LGF, Sant Nagar, East of Kailash, New Delhi - 110 065 Dr. Sandeep Garg Chief Technical Specialist The opinions expressed by authors and SIDBI (Small Industrial Bank of India) contributors to LED World are not necessarily those of the editor or publisher. All trademarks Mr. Padmanabha Gowda & tradenames mentioned in this magazine Country Head, Fairchild Semiconductor, India belong to their respective owners. LED World may not be reproduced in whole Mr. P. K. Sood or in part without prior permission of the Chairman, Regnant Group publisher. The claims and statements made in the advertisements in LED World are those of the advertisers and are in no way endorsed or Mr. Amrith Prabhu verified by LED World. India Country Manager, Philips Lumileds Lighting Co. The publisher has made every effort to assure the accuracy of information contained in this Mr. Ravi AV LED WORLD publication, but cannot assume liability for the General Manager LED Division, Nichia Chemical (I) Pvt. Ltd. errors. Mr. K Vijaya Kumar Gupta Copyright © 2015 ………. All rights reserved Past President ELCINA, MD, Kwality Photonics throughout the world. Reproduction in any manner prohibited. Media 2000 does not AUG-SEP ‘15 take responsibility for returning unsolicited material. Printed at: Rakesh Press, Noida. 5 LED WORLD AUG-SEP ‘15 6 LED APPLICATIONS LED Applications, The World Over ‘light in water” ÉLÉPHANT PANAME Parisian DGT architects’ ‘light in water’ exhibit is a cascading water fall and light show that provides an emotional and immersive experience to viewers. Presented in the oldest concrete dome in Paris, as part of an exhibition by éléphant paname art and dance center, the exhibit comprises of sixteen rings of slotted tubes which run along the ceiling, filled with holes that in- dividually leak 60 drops of water per second. A LED ‘lighting-time control’ programmed to reach the shortest interval possible–seven microseconds helps achieve a visualization and materializa- tion of a single point of light in water, equal to the time it takes a water droplet to fall, providing for a stunning display. “Dolly” VIVID LIGHT WALK, SYDNEY LED WORLD The large LED-lit dolly crocheted by artist Tina Fox offered quite a quirky sight at Campbell’s Cove at Circular Quay as part of the Vivid festival. The 3 meter tall sculpture is crocheted from 4mm cotton rope with an extra large hook and is internally illuminated with meters of IP65 LED strip lights that cast a soft light through the woven structure. It also encourages visitors to get AUG-SEP ‘15 selfies with it. The thought of the artist behind the display is that a giant child has abandoned her dolly at Campbell’s Cove. 7 LED Applications, The World Over THE WINGS EXPO 2015, MILAN Polish-American artist Daniel Libskind created astonishing sculptural masterpieces at Expo 2015 Milan which also included “The Wings”, a quartet of metallic sculptures designed to form a physical manifestation of the Expo’s themes and the symbiosis of manmade and natural elements. Each sculpture is composed of three sinuous, intertwined blades that spiral up and outward like the branches of a tree. The 32-foot-high steel beacons are equipped with 10,000 LED lights, they will form shimmering installations by night, evoking “the spectacular acrobatic masses of starlings taking to flight.” They are also fitted with speakers that will emit an abstract mixture of sounds from both rural and urban environments, acting as “the bridge between nature and technology.” CLOUD CAST DUBAI This ceiling-mounted installation by Italian architect Carlo Ratti makes use of motion LED WORLD monitoring to direct personalised “clouds” of water vapour at any individual walking beneath. The jets of mist are expelled from a series of identical cylinders mounted on the ceiling. These “nebulisers” are controlled by a series of ultrasonic sensors embedded in the suspended frame- work, which detect passing pedestrians by interpreting the echoes from large-frequency sound waves. This data is fed to a central manage method that triggers the hydro-valves and LEDs in AUG-SEP proximity to the detected target. Created by Carlo Ratti Associati, the installation was unveiled at the Museum of Potential Government Solutions in the course of the UAE Government Summit in Dubai. ‘15 8 LED APPLICATIONS “LUMINOUS Veil” Toronto’S PRINCE EDWARD VIADUCT The safety barrier on Toronto’s Prince Edward Viaduct was transformed into a luminous veil as 35,000 LED lights lit up both sides of the Bloor Viaduct as part of city-wide beautification projects for the Pan Am Games. The veil will be illuminated 365 days a year and will change with the seasons. The pricey lighting project is estimated to have cost $2.8 million. However, ac- cording to Mayor John Tory, it will be one of those things that will survive the games as lasting legacies for the city which also includes a new neighborhood and a train to the airport. RESIDENTIAL BUILDING, BARRATT LONDON MIDDLESEX, LONDON LED WORLD The 27-story Tower, which overlooks West London’s ‘Golden Mile’, is the prominent center- piece of Barratt London’s flagship regeneration project – Great West Quarter (GWQ) in Brent- ford, Middlesex. One of the tallest interactive sculptures in Europe, the spine lighting solution AUG-SEP ‘15 for The Tower provided by LTP comprised 53 horizontal runs of six point sources of light, set at 1000 mm intervals up the north facing side of the building. LTP designed and manufactured a bespoke cable containment system that was used to support the LED architectural lighting, consisting of 396 RGB IP67 rated, individually addressable LED spotlights (Traxon/Osram’s LED Dot6 String) powered by 13 LED drivers.
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