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Lighting Control Software | Remote Building Management | amBX
amBX lighting control software creates smart lighting for commercial buildings. Our SmartCore system allows remote building management for emergency lighting control, lighting building integration and vertical farming connectivity.
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1 Mar 2014 to 28 Feb 2015
A feasibility study to develop and test concepts for object-oriented authoring tools able to create lighting tracks and experiences around a variety of media content and to develop testing methodologies for evaluating effectiveness of both the tools and the generated experiences.
1 Dec 2013 to 31 Jan 2015
To develop a prototype hardware device that will intercept an HDMI video connection, for example from a game console to a TV, process the image and deliver data to a lighting control system to create a surround lighting effect in the room. The product will work in real time, connecting to wireless LED lighting, and immersing the viewer in the colour and d...
1 Oct 2013 to 30 Sep 2015
Covergence between data & power networks will completely change power networks within 5 years enabled by by a) public policy imperitives b) emergence of new power transfer and management protocols and c) the roll out of smart meters and grids requiring “smart loads”. Light is one of the highest fixed power needs in public buildings and industry The advent...
1 Oct 2013 to 30 Apr 2014
The amBX project team will work to develop fundamental concepts and tools for the creation of synchronised lighting experiences alongside movies. The team will work closely with film directors and lighting directors to capture the 'art' of lighting in the film making process into the tool concepts and the subsequent recreation of the synchronised experience.
