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000007735 245__ $$aLighting Future Naval Ships – Mission Optimized and Human Centric
000007735 269__ $$a2018-10-03
000007735 336__ $$aConference Proceedings
000007735 520__ $$aProgress in lighting technology comes in waves: As the LED is emerging as the winner from the current wave, the digital transformation is pushing the limits of technical possibilities of lighting once more, as it gives access to more degrees of freedom in lighting. Advances over the last decade have significantly expanded the scope of lighting technology: ‘Intelligent Lighting’ yields several new opportunities. Through the advantageous properties of LEDs electric light will be a carrier for optical wireless communication. It finally will provide its users the lost qualities of a natural dynamic light environment as a surrogate of sunlight with all its stimulating effects, thus a ‘Human Centric Lighting’ addressing the biological needs of a ship’s crew with limited access to daylight, increasing their well-being, health and performance on the job. 
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000007735 6531_ $$alight management systems
000007735 6531_ $$avisible light communication
000007735 6531_ $$aLiFi
000007735 7001_ $$aLanger, G G$$uhyssenkrupp Marine Systems GmbH, Hamburg, Germany
000007735 7001_ $$aLaunert, N T$$uLINKSrechts GmbH, Seevetal, Germany
000007735 773__ $$tConference Proceedings of iSCSS
000007735 773__ $$jiSCSS 2018
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