Summary
This paper examines how modern LED lighting technologies, particularly tunable colour temperature and improved colour rendering, can be designed to align with human biological rhythms. It highlights the paradigm shift from traditional to digital LED lighting as an opportunity to optimize both the biological and emotional impacts of artificial light.
Categories
Sleep & Circadian Health: Discusses alignment of artificial lighting with human biorhythms and circadian biology.
The Science of Light: Covers LED technology capabilities including colour temperature control and colour rendering in the context of biological light effects.
Author(s)
L Koval
Publication Year
2019
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