The Four Pillars of Future Lighting

• Health and well-being: With people’s increasing awareness of the impact of light, health, and productivity, healthy lighting has become a major growth point. This includes simulating natural circadian rhythms through human centered lighting (HCL) systems to improve mood, increase work efficiency, and regulate sleep cycles, especially in offices, medical institutions, and educational settings.
• Intelligence and Interconnection: The deep integration of lighting and the Internet of Things (IoT) is transforming smart lighting from a novel concept to a new standard for modern residential and commercial spaces
• Sustainability and Circular Economy: Driven by global climate issues and stricter environmental regulations, sustainability has become the core driving force for lighting innovation. This includes actively promoting low-carbon solutions, adopting circular economy principles in product manufacturing, and combining solar energy with lighting technology for urban infrastructure.

• Advanced materials and emerging applications: The maturity of LED technology is guiding innovation to extend into more specialized application areas. For example, quantum dot technology can significantly improve color accuracy and energy efficiency by embedding nanoscale semiconductor particles in LEDs Meanwhile, Mini/Micro-LED、 Professional application scenarios such as plant lighting and automotive lighting are also becoming new directions for upgrading the lighting industry and finding new growth points

Driving the Future of Light 

Although lighting companies around the world operate in different market environments and strategic paths, they all ultimately move towards the same goal – to break free from commodification and pursue high-value, technology driven niche markets.

The global lighting industry in 2025 is undergoing a profound transformation period. In this stage of uncertainty and challenges in the macroeconomic environment, the future of the lighting industry is no longer just about the lamps themselves, but about the data, health, connectivity, and sustainable functions that light can carry as a medium. Companies that fail to actively invest in these fields will inevitably fall into a low profit commodification trap. This transformation is not only about technology, but also about vision