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Cree Breaks 200 Lumen Per Watt Barrier
 
Cree, an innovator in LED lighting, claims to have broken the 200 lumen per Watt barrier. The company of Durham, North Carolina announced that its white, power LED achieved a record of 208 lumens per Watt at a drive current of 350mA under standard LED test conditions. The LED had a correlated color temperature of 4579 K.
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Underwriters Laboratories Acquires Luminaire Testing Laboratory
 
Underwriters Laboratories, an independent product safety certification organization based in Northbrook, Illinois, reports that it has acquired Luminaire Testing Laboratory (LTL), based in Allentown, Pennsylvania USA. LTL is also an independent testing laboratory. It provides performance testing of lamps and luminaires and is one of five laboratories approved by the Department of Energy (DOE) for Energy Star qualification testing for LED lighting products. UL indicates that the acquisition bolsters its leadership in the lighting industry.
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Thought-Controlled Lighting
 

Along with the figure skating, ice hockey and snowboarding, another event will compete for attention at the Winter Olympics in Canada this month. A Canadian company has created what it calls the “largest thought-controlled computing installation.” It’s an experiment that lets visitors to the Olympics use their brainwaves to control the lights at three major landmarks in Canada, including Niagara Falls.

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Stray Light Optical Technologies Introduces First US Streetlight Featuring Light Emitting Plasma(TM) From LUXIM
 
At the California Lighting Technology Center's (CLTC) open house, held recently in Davis, Stray Light Optical Technologies introduced its new street light designed around LUXIM's award-winning Light Emitting Plasma(TM) (LEP) technology. The luminaire--positioned prominently at the front of the lighting displays--is the first of Stray Light Optical's Tesla series, the company's portfolio of energy-efficient solutions for general lighting.
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Lunera to get VC funding
 
The latest Silicon Valley venture capitalist confidence index suggests that entrepreneurs in the California area may soon find themselves with more investors. It might also mean that consumers will find themselves with new affordable LED lighting options.

One major California-based financier, Steve Westly, recently announced that he will be contributing major funds to Lunera - a new startup company that is developing ultra-thin LED lighting units for offices.
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LedEngin Inc. Offers 365nm UVC Power LED Which Provides 700mW from Single Emitter
 
LedEngin Inc., a Santa Clara-based provider of UV LED emitters, has made available 365nm UVC LED emitters in single and multi-chip packages. The company claims that it is the first LED manufacturer to deliver record flux numbers up to 700mW at 365nm. The company further boasts that the newly available UVC LEDs have the highest flux densities available today equating to 2300 mW/cm2. These products can be utilized in applications for adhesive and paint curing, sterilization, skin treatment, forensics particle detection, currency verification, fluorescence and blacklight blue.
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