Human-centric lighting - Revision history

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	The potential of truly human-centric circadian lighting solutions in offices is paramount, from tackling afternoon fatigue, identifying individual peak productivity times and assembling teams that work in tandem with one another’s rhythms in a 24-hour cycle, to guiding individuals to better light habits in the evening to boost the quality of their sleep. Technology has the power to synch us back with nature — we should be embracing this opportunity.		The potential of truly human-centric circadian lighting solutions in offices is paramount, from tackling afternoon fatigue, identifying individual peak productivity times and assembling teams that work in tandem with one another’s rhythms in a 24-hour cycle, to guiding individuals to better light habits in the evening to boost the quality of their sleep. Technology has the power to synch us back with nature — we should be embracing this opportunity.
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	* Adequate lighting.		* Adequate lighting.

Editor at 17:45, 11 October 2021

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	* Glare.		* Glare.
	* Health and wellbeing impacts of natural and artificial lighting.		* Health and wellbeing impacts of natural and artificial lighting.
		+	* Human centric.
	* Lighting and health infographic.		* Lighting and health infographic.
	* Lighting for circadian rhythms.		* Lighting for circadian rhythms.
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	* Use of lighting to improve health and wellbeing.		* Use of lighting to improve health and wellbeing.

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Editor at 21:13, 28 January 2021

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	* Use of lighting to improve health and wellbeing.		* Use of lighting to improve health and wellbeing.

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Designing Buildings at 09:31, 5 March 2020

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	* BREEAM Visual comfort Daylighting.		* BREEAM Visual comfort Daylighting.
	* BREEAM Visual comfort Glare control.		* BREEAM Visual comfort Glare control.
		+	* Circadian rhythms.
	* Daylit space.		* Daylit space.
	* General lighting v task lighting.		* General lighting v task lighting.

Designing Buildings at 07:56, 3 November 2019

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	* Health and wellbeing impacts of natural and artificial lighting.		* Health and wellbeing impacts of natural and artificial lighting.
	* Lighting and health infographic.		* Lighting and health infographic.
		+	* Lighting for circadian rhythms.
	* Natural light.		* Natural light.
	* People-friendly lighting controls.		* People-friendly lighting controls.
	* Rights to light.		* Rights to light.
−	* Smart office lighting.
	* Use of lighting to improve health and wellbeing.		* Use of lighting to improve health and wellbeing.
−	* Visible light.

	[[Category:BREEAM]] [[Category:Sustainability]]		[[Category:BREEAM]] [[Category:Sustainability]]

Designing Buildings at 17:03, 12 February 2019

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	* Use of lighting to improve health and wellbeing.		* Use of lighting to improve health and wellbeing.
	* Visible light.		* Visible light.
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Designing Buildings at 07:01, 8 February 2019

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	The potential of truly human-centric circadian lighting solutions in offices is paramount, from tackling afternoon fatigue, identifying individual peak productivity times and assembling teams that work in tandem with one another’s rhythms in a 24-hour cycle, to guiding individuals to better light habits in the evening to boost the quality of their sleep. Technology has the power to synch us back with nature — we should be embracing this opportunity.		The potential of truly human-centric circadian lighting solutions in offices is paramount, from tackling afternoon fatigue, identifying individual peak productivity times and assembling teams that work in tandem with one another’s rhythms in a 24-hour cycle, to guiding individuals to better light habits in the evening to boost the quality of their sleep. Technology has the power to synch us back with nature — we should be embracing this opportunity.

−	Follow LYS Technologies and our various collaborations with human-centric lighting projects on our website and through our thought-provoking reflections on circadian rhythms, human-centric lighting and the future of workplace wellbeing at www.lystechnologies.co.u.	+	Follow LYS Technologies and our various collaborations with human-centric lighting projects on our website and through our thought-provoking reflections on circadian rhythms, human-centric lighting and the future of workplace wellbeing at [http://www.lystechnologies.co.uk http://www.lystechnologies.co.uk].

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	Follow LYS Technologies and our various collaborations with human-centric lighting projects on our website and through our thought-provoking reflections on circadian rhythms, human-centric lighting and the future of workplace wellbeing at www.lystechnologies.co.u.		Follow LYS Technologies and our various collaborations with human-centric lighting projects on our website and through our thought-provoking reflections on circadian rhythms, human-centric lighting and the future of workplace wellbeing at www.lystechnologies.co.u.

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	This article was written by Shira Jeczmien, Head of Content at LYS Technologies. It was originally featured on the website of [https://bregroup.com/insights/human-centric-lighting-the-future-of-the-workplace/ BRE Group and can be seen here.]		This article was written by Shira Jeczmien, Head of Content at LYS Technologies. It was originally featured on the website of [https://bregroup.com/insights/human-centric-lighting-the-future-of-the-workplace/ BRE Group and can be seen here.]

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	* Adequate lighting.		* Adequate lighting.
	* Biophilic design.		* Biophilic design.
		+	* BRE articles.
	* BRE Expert Collection 6 Daylight and shading.		* BRE Expert Collection 6 Daylight and shading.
	* BREEAM Internal and external lighting.		* BREEAM Internal and external lighting.

Editor at 14:33, 7 February 2019

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	* Adequate lighting.		* Adequate lighting.
−	* Architectural LED market.
−	* Ballast or control gear.
	* Biophilic design.		* Biophilic design.
	* BRE Expert Collection 6 Daylight and shading.		* BRE Expert Collection 6 Daylight and shading.
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	* BREEAM Visual comfort Daylighting.		* BREEAM Visual comfort Daylighting.
	* BREEAM Visual comfort Glare control.		* BREEAM Visual comfort Glare control.
−	* Colour appearance.
−	* Commercial lighting.
−	* CIBSE Case Study Hepworth Gallery Lighting.
−	* Daylight factor.
−	* Daylight lighting systems.
	* Daylit space.		* Daylit space.
−	* Dichroic reflector.
−	* Discharge lamp.
−	* Emergency lighting.
−	* Extra-low voltage lamps.
	* General lighting v task lighting.		* General lighting v task lighting.
	* Glare.		* Glare.
	* Health and wellbeing impacts of natural and artificial lighting.		* Health and wellbeing impacts of natural and artificial lighting.
−	* Illuminance.
−	* Lamp efficacy.
−	* Light fitting.
−	* Light obstruction notice.
−	* Light pollution.
−	* Light well.
−	* Lighting and energy efficiency.
	* Lighting and health infographic.		* Lighting and health infographic.
−	* Lighting control.
−	* Lighting designer.
−	* Lighting energy numeric indicator LENI.
−	* Lighting of construction sites.
−	* Luminaire efficacy.
−	* Luminous flux.
	* Natural light.		* Natural light.
	* People-friendly lighting controls.		* People-friendly lighting controls.
−	* Power factor.
	* Rights to light.		* Rights to light.
−	* Smart lighting market to 2020.
	* Smart office lighting.		* Smart office lighting.
−	* Space classifications for lighting controls.
−	* Specialist process lighting.
−	* The essential guide to retail lighting.
−	* The impact of lighting in retail design.
−	* Types of lamp.
−	* Types of lighting.
	* Use of lighting to improve health and wellbeing.		* Use of lighting to improve health and wellbeing.
	* Visible light.		* Visible light.

Editor at 14:31, 7 February 2019

2019-02-07T14:31:27Z

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	* Architectural LED market.		* Architectural LED market.
	* Ballast or control gear.		* Ballast or control gear.
		+	* Biophilic design.
	* BRE Expert Collection 6 Daylight and shading.		* BRE Expert Collection 6 Daylight and shading.
	* BREEAM Internal and external lighting.		* BREEAM Internal and external lighting.