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2015 Keynote
Beyond Illumination: Expanding Possibilities in Experience, Health, and Wellness through Lighting Innov
ations
Advanced lighting technology -- digital, connected and
intelligent -- presents a plethora of additional benefits
beyond energy savings.
The presentation will cover benefits beyond illumination in different domains from healthcare to homes and cities. Different examples will illustrate these trends and some of the new business models associated with them.
Global Sub-segment Manager for Open Spaces in
Professional Systems at Philips Lighting
Register Early and Save $20!
Registration Fee: $99 | Early Bird Rate: $79*
(*ends September 4, 2015!)
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About our speaker
Seitinger is responsible for leading
the strategy around the impact of programmable LED lighting elements to create safe, inviting and responsive urban environments. Her combined background in architecture, urban planning and human-computer interaction is comprised of research and design projects like the Digital Mile in Zaragoza, Spain and Urban Pixels, wireless LED pixels for ad-hoc media façades. LightBridge, a project in honor of MIT's 150th anniversary in Cambridge, Massachusetts, used new configurations of low-resolution displays and sensor-activated urban screens to showcase the potential of responsive infrastructures in future urban lighting plans. She recently published Light for Public Space which provides an extensive overview of recent city lighting design trends:
www.philips.com/lightforpublicspace
Seitinger received a BA from Princeton University as well as a PhD, MS and MCP from MIT. Her PhD dissertation-Liberated Pixels: Alternative Narratives for Lighting Future Cities-explored the aesthetic and interactive potentials for future lighting and
display infrastructures.
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