Embark on a journey to Dubai as your humble editor travels to Light Middle East. Join me as I have the honor of delivering the opening remarks and introducing the lineup of incredible speakers before their respective InSpotLight sessions.
The Light Middle East conference is set to pave the way for the future of lighting, heralding an era where light transcends its traditional role to become a symbol of innovation, sustainability, and connection.
The inSpotLight sessions will commence with an insightful exploration into “Future Proof Lighting with Zhaga-D4i,” presented by Wahid Shalabi of Tridonic. Attendees will delve into the capabilities of this interoperability standard and its potential to revolutionize lighting systems with seamless connectivity and flexibility.
In a bold move away from traditional methods, Shawkat Jaghoub of Spectrum will present “Wireless Power Transmission and Application of Lighting,” introducing a world where the limitations of cables are overcome, allowing for more fluid and dynamic lighting installations.
Advancements in wireless technology will further be showcased by Ahmad Yaghi of Smp1r, who will navigate the intricacies of “Wireless Lighting Control for the Modern World,” featuring the Casambi ecosystem and its real-world applications that signify freedom from the constraints of wired systems.
The conference will also feature an “Ask Me Anything Session on Dialux Evo 12.1,” led by Malak Adel of Dialux. This interactive forum will be an opportunity for professionals to deepen their knowledge and expertise in this state-of-the-art lighting design software.
Jelena Lazarevic of Foundry London will take participants on a creative journey in “Let’s PS Light,” demonstrating the transformation of sketches into luminous visualizations, highlighting the profound emotional impact of lighting.
With a focus on the integration of sustainable practices, Surbhi Jindal of Da Light Hub will explore “Modernity at the Intersection of Tradition and Innovation in Lighting Design,” a session dedicated to the synthesis of cultural heritage and modern technology in lighting.
Cy K Eaton of Traxon e:cue will address “Lighting in the Data Age – the Sustainable Future of Lighting Design, Fixtures, and Controls,” emphasizing the importance of data-driven solutions in achieving environmental and operational goals.
Adding to the discourse on sustainability, Khadeeja Balkhi of Balkhi Strategy Group (BSG) will provide insights on “Global Strategy for Sustainable Development: Lessons from the Lighting and Building Services Industry,” sharing her extensive experience in sustainable practice within a global context.
The conference’s third day will see Alexia Gkika of Buro Happold presenting on the “Path to Sustainable Lighting Specification,” offering strategies for integrating sustainability into the fabric of design.
Jasminder Singh of K-Lite Industries is set to showcase groundbreaking lighting technologies, pushing the envelope of what’s possible in lighting design across various spaces.
Concluding the sessions, Paul Drosihn of the DALI Alliance will reveal how “Sustainable, Smart and Standardized: How DALI Enables Efficient, Future-Proof Lighting Control Systems,” can transform the landscape of lighting control with its focus on interoperability and efficiency.
Light Middle East is committed to illuminating the path for the lighting industry, fostering an environment where professionals can learn, grow, and contribute to a brighter, more sustainable future.
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