Philips seizes the annual LED lighting business opportunity of more than 20 billion yuan in Taiwan, China, China, and is negotiating with Taiwanese supermarkets to introduce the intelligent interconnection lighting system (Interact) into Taiwan.

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After major companies such as Yiguang, Guangbao, Delta Electric, and South Asia Optoelectronics competed to invest, Taiwan's LED lighting industry rapidly rose. According to statistics from the Optoelectronics Association, the annual output value of LED lighting in Taiwan is over 20 billion yuan, with an annual increase of 2-9%. However, the entry of LED manufacturers into the production of LED bulbs has triggered a sharp drop in the price of LED bulbs in Taiwan, forcing traditional lighting manufacturers such as China Light and Power to accelerate the development of LED tubes and lamps.

At this year's International Optoelectronic Exhibition, China Electronics Corporation (CEC) developed LED fully automatic intelligent dimming lamps for indoor parking lots that require long-term lighting. Equipped with a new microwave induction LED tube, it can quickly detect the movement of people and vehicles. When unmanned vehicles move, the tube automatically reduces brightness, adding new momentum to future operations.

In response to the global trend of the Internet of Things, international lighting companies such as Philips have developed LED lighting with built-in WiFi. Whether through Xiaomi's multifunctional gateway (gateway) or Philips' GATEWAY, which is called a smart bridge, LED lighting becomes smart through the smart home app interface, with night lights and warning functions. When going abroad, LED lighting can also be remotely controlled to turn on or off through the app.

The head of Signify stated that Philips currently has 2900 smart connected lighting devices globally, and it is estimated that by 2020, the entire range of LED products will have networking capabilities, making light a smart language that can transmit messages.