SLOTLIGHT LYNX.

Connected lighting in a connected world

Zumtobel and LynX® bring you the world's first continuous light line controlled by manual interventions, automatically in function of scenarios or reasoning based on artificial intelligence.

The commands are sent wirelessly via Bluetooth or WiFi. A unique lighting concept that meets the highest requirements in terms of architecture and lighting technology and also provides functional added value for your organiZation.

The end result is a high-quality lighting solution that is carefully integrated into the architecture and presents itself as a continuous row of light:

• Consistently linear design with high precision up to 50m
• Long light lines without interruption and dark spots
• Uniform illumination, even around corners
• Each LED can be individually controlled in color and intensity

Communicate in the language of light

• Communicate easily and clearly with colors in the lighting. Such as the status display for objects, zones and rooms.
• Via colors in the lighting you make it clear at a glance where a possibly threatening situation has arisen, or where you have to be. Easily convey messages to people with a hearing impairment, such as an incoming telephone or intercom call.

Navigate intuitively through complex buildings

• The dynamic character of Zumtobel LynX® activated makes it possible to create walking lines in the lighting. Think, for example, of evacuation routes or crowd management.
• Within complex buildings like hospitals or production halls, you often have to be able to move efficiently from point A to point B. For example, during an emergency intervention or a fire evacuation. Thanks to predefined, intelligent walking lines in the lighting you intuitively follow the most efficient route.

Precise localization of people and objects: indoor

• Locate people and objects within a complex building, thanks to the Bluetooth beacons in the lighting. Accurate up to 2 meters.
• In emergency situations, it is often important to know exactly where someone is located. In this way you can immediately ask the nearest colleague or in-house first-aid responder to intervene, and the assistance arrives on site more quickly. But you can do more with indoor localization. For example, the effective organization of (valuable) goods flows or business processes.