7.00 a.m – How will you start your day in the future?

For example: You wake up smoothly, thanks to Human Centric Lighting, and unlock your smartphone with face recognition.

9.00 a.m – How will you be mobile in the future?

For example: Camera sensors are able to recognize your vehicle’s surroundings. Sensors integrated into street lights detect vacant parking spaces and guide you there. LiDAR, an infrared light-based method for detecting objects and obstacles, and for measuring distances and speeds, enables fully and semi-autonomous driving.

10.00 a.m – How will you work in the future?

For example: Sensors detect our presence and the lights automatically turn on. The light is perfectly tailored to the natural progression of the day and supports your biorhythm.

3.00 p.m – How will you be treated in the future?

For example: Your smartwatch can measure bodily functions, and share this information with your physician, if you want.

6.00 p.m – How will you eat in the future?

For example, smart farming: When cultivating plants with intelligently controlled artificial light, it is possible to regulate their growth, compounds and much more – whether in an indoor growing box for use at home or in entire farms in buildings.

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7.00 p.m – How will you go shopping in the future?

For example: Through Einstone beacon transmitters integrated in shop lighting tailor-made campaigns from in-store retailers are sent right to your smartphone, and show you special offers.

9.00 p.m – How will you be entertained in the future?

For example: Smart spotlights offer a unique light show to the audience – perfectly programmed and controlled by lighting designers.

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