According to the latest research report of LEDinside 「2019 Global LED Video Wall Market Outlook - Cinema, Rental Market and Price Trend」, as the demand for LED display in markets including rental market, HDR market application, retail and meeting room boosts, global LED display market scale in 2022 is expected to stand at USD 9.349 billion with a CAGR of 12% during 2018 to 2022. Thereinto, that of indoor fine pitch display in 2018 is expected to be up to USD 1.997 billion with a y-o-y growth of 39% and its CAGR during 2018 o 2022 will reach 28%, which is driven by the continuous development of ultra-fine pitch display in the future. Base on the application of LED fine pitch display, it can fall into six categories: broadcasting (studio), security & control room, corporate & education (company meeting room, school and training institute classroom, etc), retail (high-end retail, shopping mall), public area & transport (airport, metro, public square), hospitality & entertainment & theater (cultural and recreational centers like hotel and theater). Retail and hospitality & entertainment & theater are expected to achieve obvious growth. As fine pitch display technology gets increasingly matured, the pixel pitch of outdoor display also tends to become smaller and finer. Due to relatively low cardinality, market scale in 2022 is expected to be around USD 521 million and the CAGR during 2018 to 2022 will come to 35%.

Vietnam’s historical monument, the “Imperial City” in Huế, has been illuminated with architectural LED lighting provided by Signify. The lighting project was initiated by Vietravel Company who has worked with Signify to design illumination for the Forbidden City in Vietnam to honor the historical value of the monument as well as to create a night attraction for tourist and locals. Combined with Philips Color Kinetics technology, the thick stone walls of the fortress were installed with 270 Philips Color Kinetics Vaya linear lights and 155 Philips Color Kinetics Vaya Flood. The “Flag Tower” of the Imperial City with colored light can be viewed for miles along the Perfume River. The new lighting is able to create spectacular light shows that include simulating the firing of “cannons” set in the walls of the tower. The LED lighting system is anticipated to save up to 75% more energy compared to conventional lighting systems. Aside from the Imperial City in Huế, Signify has also lit up other landmarks in Vietnam including the Dragon Bridge in Da Nang, Ha Long Bridge in Bai Chay, Hang Dau Bridge and Nhat Tan Bridge in Hanoi.

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LED trailblazer Lighting Science® is pleased to debut theVividGroTM line, another innovative series of commercial LED lighting solutions from the industry leader. Tailored to the agricultural and horticultural markets, this state-of-the-art product line distinguishes itself from its industry peers due to its use of spectrally-optimized photosynthetically active radiation (PAR) delivery, which has been proven to support increased plant growth, development and yield. VividGro is suitable for both commercial growers and do-it-yourself horticulturalists and is assured to be a game changer in emerging markets, such as the burgeoning pharmaceutical marijuana industry. These commercial LED solutions are highly adaptable to both urban and agricultural environments, including greenhouses of any scale. VividGro is designed to go above and beyond current industry technology. Created by the same engineering team that helped develop the next-generation LED lights used to grow plants at the U.S. scientific station in Antarctica and on the International Space Station, VividGro is a complete, energy-efficient and spectrally enhanced LED grow solution. Designed to maximize photosynthetic efficiency for healthy plant growth and provide vivid color saturation, the innovative technology uses at least 40% less energy than standard high-pressure sodium (HPS) lighting. The real news is the incredible yield improvement, which means a higher return on investment for growers. Lighting Science Group's new VividGRO V2 Grow Fixture. (Lighting Science/LEDinside) VividGro’s performance-engineered, broad color spectrum can significantly stimulate plant growth while drastically reducing energy consumption by utilizing specific lighting wavelengths of 350 and 660 nanometers. These LED products have a rated life of 60,000 hours (L70), far longer than conventional HPS or other HID lamps, and are more energy efficient, using only 588W, compared to the 1000W used by standard HPS fixtures. VividGro’s unique design delivers optimal photosynthetically active radiation of 1081 umol/sec at center beam and fixture efficiency at 1.838 umol/J. The products are “instant on”, can be cycled to maximize healthy plant growth and employ passive cooling, making them completely silent. They are IP65 rated for safe operation in wet and damp environments and are backed by a 5-year limited warranty to ensure trouble free performance. “Plant growth and nutrient value is driven by photosynthesis, and spectrum-optimized LEDs offer an unrivaled source of photosynthetically-active radiation that’s used to fuel plant cultivation and propagation. The nurturing of plants in an indoor environment, supported by LED light, helps to control many of the elements influencing the growth of the plant,” said Fred Maxik, founder and Chief Technology Officer at Lighting Science. “As the urban population centers continue to grow and higher demand is placed on growth of specific plants, such as in the cannabis industry, indoor horticulture will demand more quality, energy efficient lighting. With our VividGro technology, the spectral output of the light can be tuned for a particular species of plant, to deliver optimal plant growth and energy efficiencies.” VividGro solutions are available from Lighting Science in a single bulb (Par38) or as a fixture. For more information, Lighting

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