Innovative Use of Smart Lighting in Interior Design
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.51173/ijaa.v1i1.30Keywords:
Smart lighting, Pediatric dental clinics, Interior design, Innovation, PerceptionAbstract
The world is witnessing radical changes as people are affected by changeable variables to varying degrees. To keep pace with the era of globalization and information and take what you can benefit from. It is necessary to develop the first effective solutions to reduce their damage to the greatest extent possible. Therefore, the innovation of employing smart lighting refers to creating a new Smart lighting a modern tool that combines technology and innovation to enhance the quality of life in indoor environments. It contributes to improved productivity and comfort by adjusting light levels and temperature to suit various activities. Smart lighting also adapts to natural light and customizes the ambience to meet users' needs, with remote control capabilities via apps or voice commands. Additionally, it reduces energy consumption, reinforcing its role in environmental preservation and promoting sustainability, through smart lighting things can be seen with the naked eye or through other means that sense light. The research concluded that smart lighting has become an integral part of modern interior design, as it combines aesthetics and practical functions. Smart lighting allows for controlling lighting levels, changing colours, and modifying patterns as needed. These innovations embody a radical shift in how lighting is used as technology is combined with aesthetic arts to achieve results that go beyond the traditional concept of lighting. The research concluded that the concept of innovation is related to the actual and intellectual aspects that drive it to adopt new ideas and solutions in developing the organizational structure from the traditional thinking that characterizes the individual's style.
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