Speakers and experts from research and the lighting industry will meet in Bregenz, Austria for the three-day LpS symposium and exhibition (Sept 26 – 28), to discuss lighting technologies and innovations. The symposium is comprised of a series of lectures, workshops, forums and discussion panels, the exhibition has the newest technologies components and developments presented by international companies and organisations.

Organiser, Luger Research e.U, expects over 1600 visitors from 50 countries are expected, representing design and engineering, quality assurance, technical management and authorities from the international lighting industry.

This year, Trends in Lighting (TiL), will be running parallel to the LpS. Trends in Lighting is a forum for architects, interior designers, lighting and building planners, lighting designers and lighting consultants. TiL will be looking at the subject of transitions in indoor lighting as well as covering current trends like human centric lighting (HCL), smart lighting and the Internet of Things (IoT).

This year’s theme for LpS 2017 is Smart Technologies for Lighting Innovations. It will be structured around strategy, design and development and applications and solutions over the three days. The conference opening ceremony keynote will be given by Dr. Wu Chou, CTO at Huawei, there will also be an opening ceremony for the exhibition, subject oriented lectures, workshops, discussion panels, a press conference – which will include product launches – and an evening event aboard the MS Vorarlberg.

The exhibition will present new products, capital goods and services, covering components to modules, measuring devices to production machines, and research facilities to test laboratories. Companies like auer Lighting, Arrow, AT&S, Bartenbach, Dow Corning, Instrument Systems, Konica Minolta, MEGAMAN, Merck, Nichia, Plessey, Samsung, Seoul Semiconductor, SwitchTech, TUEV SUED, Vossloh-Schwabe, Wacker Chemie and WAGO will be presenting.

Registration is open now for both events. Register before 01 July to receive an Early Bird discount. The entry tickets for the exhibition are valid for both events.