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Remote management extends to the continuing customisation of the light and media features, as well as touchscreen interfaces, digital twin integration (a digital twin is a virtual model of a physical object, spanning the object’s lifecycle and using real-time data sent from its sensors to simulate the behaviour and monitor operations) and tailored data collection. It provides the client with the flexibility to call up frequently personalised scenes at the touch of a button and allows the continuous evolution of the ambient communication.
Tis adaptability ensures that spaces can effortlessly transition between different moods and functionalities for years to come and continue providing surprise and added value to the owners, operators and guests.
Benefits: tangible impact on human behaviour As an example of the impact lighting can have for the building occupants, we conducted a study in a recent project with the Centre for Behavioural Decisions, a research firm focused on the application of behavioural science on design.
An interactive chandelier was suspended into an existing spiral staircase of an office building and used to research the influence on human behaviour. Te study started with a six-month period of observation and static light settings. Our AI sensors tracked stair usage over seven
floors, forming a baseline. We then introduced dynamic upward light motion and recorded a 6% increase in stair use. Subsequent activation of interactive lighting propelled this to a remarkable 8% increase. Te significance lies not only in the aesthetic boost
but in the quantifiable impact on human choices. From research literature, we know that a single step up burns approximately 0.17 calories, extends life by four seconds, as well as contributing to sustainable mobility by saving lift rides. Over a six-month trial, the effect was profound – 78,342 extra calories burned, a 21-day extension of life, and an impressive 11,549 elevator trips saved.
Tis study underlined the tangible benefits of responsive lighting in the built environment. Beyond the physical advantages, it speaks to the conscious and subconscious choices individuals make when influenced by an engaging and dynamic ambiance. Te interplay of light and technology not only enhances user experiences but yields measurable outcomes – improving physical wellbeing, saving time and promoting sustainable practices.
Te humble staircase becomes more than a physical structure; it becomes a canvas where light shapes choices, fostering a dynamic and eco-conscious approach to navigating the built environment.
‘Dynamic upward light motion resulted in a 6% increase in stair use. Subsequent activation of interactive lighting propelled this to an 8% increase… Over a six-month trial, the effect was profound – 78,342 extra calories burned, a 21-day extension of life, and an impressive 11,549 elevator trips saved’
Below Interactive chandelier connected to AI sensors and suspended in the middle of this 1960s ofice staircase was found to increase stair usage. (Design and Poet Creator integration: Lighting Design Collective)
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