Europe’s biggest annual lighting event. Registration coming soon.
The lighting in our buildings and cities is set to form the backbone of a digital network which will engage and inform on an unprecedented scale. This revolution is transforming light fittings into smart devices which can monitor and control our environment.
Lighting is changing. See the exciting future for yourself at LuxLive 2018.
100+ Speakers
270+ Exhibitors
9 Conferences co-located
at LuxLive
How to plan your visit
Who’s exhibiting
Where to learn about the latest lighting tech
Property Technology conference
Sessions will include:
Lighting’s role in space utilisation
Really need another floor? Smart lights tell how well your buildings are used, leading to big savings.
How IoT lights can help manage meeting rooms
Connected lights with smart sensors can tell facilities managers if meeting rooms are being used
How lights can help employees personalise their lighting
Using a smart phone, hot-desking staff can tune their illumination levels and even the colour temperature
How lights can deliver the internet securely
Internet-connected lights with Li-fi functionality can deliver ultra-high internet connections
How lights can deliver the internet securely
Cleaning firms can use data from smart lights to determine the frequency of visits and priority areas
LIA Lighting Academy
They’ll give you the knowledge you need to make better informed decisions about lighting in your buildings. And you’ll get CPD points and a certificate of completion.
Sessions will include:
Basic principles and metrics
The basics of lighting: the main metrics – including light levels, colour and colour rendering – and how they’re measured
Standards and legislation
The key standards, regulations, guidance and best practice governing illumination in UK buildings and how to stay compliant
Product evaluation
How to read a specification sheet, what to look out for and what questions to ask your supplier about their products
Colour and glare
Colour temperature, colour rendering and glare indices: what they are and how to specify them in a project
Controlling the light source
The differences between light sources, including LED. Basic optics and reflectors; photometrics and how to interpret them
Safer cities conference
Sessions will include:
How place making can cut anti-social behaviour and vandalism
The right lighting can encourage citizens to linger and stop anti-social behaviour
How IoT lighting can make pedestrians feel safer
How smart phone apps and lighting can increase feelings of security
Lighting’s role in crime reduction
We look at recent lighting installations that have resulted in dramatic falls in crime
Lighting for CCTV and security
How to specify the most appropriate lighting to secure maximum-quality CCTV images
Blue light and crime
Encouraging trials of blue light appear to show reductions in crime and suicides. What can we learn from these installations?
Lighting for Retail and Hospitality conference
Sessions will include:
Why colour rendering is crucial
…and how some high-street names are getting it wrong
How to build a brand
How leading restaurant, hotel and leisure chains reinforce their image
The easy wins to cut energy
The simple changes that can make big savings
How smart lighting can boost sales
Recent research shows how to influence the sale
How to light a changing room
The changing room is where the deal is sealed – learn to light it right!
Sports Lighting conference
Sessions will include:
Basic principles and practices
Although the technology has changed, many of the guiding principles haven’t
Regulations – how to light for sports – universities
Lighting by sport
The key considerations of major sports, including football, rugby, tennis and golf.
Modelling people
Lighting the playing surfaces isn’t enough – here we’ll show you how to light for people
Light pollution and how to nail it
Awareness of light pollution is now widespread – here we’ll tell you how to eliminate it
Lighting for television
How to light for high definition and 4K television and ensure perfect slow-motion playbacks
LIGHTING FOR TRANSPORT AND INFRASTRUCTURE CONFERNECE
Don't miss our on the UK's infrastructure revolution
Lighting for Transport and Infrastructure conference
Sessions will include:
Lighting’s role in creating a public realm for people
How can lighting support sustainable activities in cities such as walking and cycling?
The latest standards, guidance and best practice
How you can comply with the myriad legislation covering infrastructural installations
LG15: The key considerations
We look at the key considerations, recommendations and advice in the Society of Light and Lighting’s new lighting guide for transport-related buildings.
How to specify, manage and future proof large outdoor lighting estates
The ways you can get the right lighting with the ability to adapt to changes
How to prepare for future requirements and technologies such as IoT and EV charging
Be prepared for shifts in future requirements and capabilities in your lighting
Vandal resistance
Lighting for Museums and Galleries conference
Sessions will include:
Lighting art – The rules of engagement
A complete primer on best practice in the illuminations of art and artefacts
Lighting as narrative
How interactive and hierarchical lighting can help guide the visitor journey
TM-30 and colour rendering in an LED world
Why everything we know about colour rendering is wrong in an LED world
Using visible light communication
How VLC and indoor positioning can inform and engage visitors in a new way
IoT lighting in museums and galleries
Smart lighting can monitor and control the museum and gallery environment
Lighting for Workplace and Productivity conference
Sessions will include:
What the standards and guides say
The key elements of the legislation, CIBSE’s guide LG7 and the WELL Standard
How to boost productivity
Best practice case studies of offices which boosted productivity using lighting
How to avoid the cave
How to light the working plane without creating dark ceiling and walls
How to make it human centric
The right lighting to make your staff feel connected to the natural world
Nailing light quality
Glare, flicker and monotonous light distributions and how to avoid them
What you'll see at LuxLive 2018
WHAT PEOPLE ARE SAYING ABOUT LUXLIVE
It is the lighting industry’s World Cup! It’s the main event – you come to LuxLive to see what the latest solutions are, what the latest technology is. I’m quite amazed by it, it’s overwhelming!
Paul Meenan
Docklands Light RailwayFor me, Lux is all encompassing. It brings in all aspects of the industry but also looks at the wider audience. It approaches it from a customer’s perspective, which is great for us and makes us feel like we have a voice.
Neil Painter
NandosAttendance of the exhibition ought to be a must for any public sector manager looking to cut their energy bills.