By: Helvar Blog

• september 30, 2019

Author: Michael Kelsey It’s important to understand how the right light can be used in different environments. For instance, in a…

• augusti 16, 2019

Author: Raymund McGrath  Lighting for Education Modern teaching spaces are flexible, interactive and often mixed-use spaces. Lighting solutions should, therefore, seamlessly integrate into…

• juli 12, 2019

WRITTEN BY DARYL WHIFFEN • Lighting Intelligence Sales Manager Most of us work indoors in an office environment. Lighting plays a…

• april 21, 2019

During the last few decades, Artificial Intelligence (AI) has helped us perform tasks that seemed nearly impossible just a few years ago. Tasks ranging from detection of cancer to understanding human language.

• april 15, 2019

WRITTEN BY HENRI JUSLÉN Henri Juslén, Helvar’s Chief Future Illuminator, focuses together with his team on lighting,…

• februari 10, 2019

Women have come far but not far enough Women have come a long way in the workplace, breaking down stereotypical views…

• januari 8, 2019

Tommi Raivisto • Head of Product Digitalization is changing the building industry. The software is turning a building into an open…

• januari 8, 2019

Electricity helps us to function day and night. Indoor lighting nowadays is ubiquitous and easy. Until quite recently lighting was not taken for granted: maintaining candles and oil lamps and paraffin lamps was a labour-intensive and often dangerous chore. In modern buildings, few people notice a room or space light up when they enter. This ‘responsive’ lighting is based on a collection of rules, like classic computer code.

• januari 8, 2019

WRITTEN BY HENRI JUSLÉN Henri Juslén, Helvar’s Chief Future Illuminator, focuses together with his team on lighting, research, university co-operation, IPR,…