CLTC Adura Technologies
Adura Technologies Wireless Integrated Photosensor and Motion Sensor system demonstration at UC Davis
Adura Technologies Wireless Integrated Photosensor and Motion Sensor system demonstration at UC Davis
The Honda Smart Home US is a model zero net energy (ZNE) home located in the UC Davis West Village. Honda collaborated with UC Davis, CLTC and WCEC to build this forward-thinking example of residential sustainability. The home includes daylighting, advanced lighting controls, and high-efficacy, circadian-friendly LED lighting.
KCRA— Woodland Joint Unified School District has installed solar canopies with energy-efficient adaptive lighting at 10 sites throughout the district. The project is expected to save the district thousands of dollars annually in electricity costs while drastically reducing carbon emissions and serving as an example for other school districts focused on improving sustainability and the cost-effectiveness of district operations.
Keynote Speaker:
Dr. Lorne Whitehead
Professor of Applied Physics
University of British Columbia
Dr. Lorne Whitehead of the University of British Columbia (UBC) spoke on advances in daylighting technologies for buildings. Dr. Whitehead introduced the SunCentral Core Sunlighting System, a device that harnesses daylight to illuminate the windowless cores of buildings.
Keynote Speakers:
James R. Benya and Deborah Burnett
The California Lighting Technology Center's second annual Don Aumann Memorial Lecture in Lighting Efficiency was held February 22 at UC Davis. This year's guest speakers, lighting and design experts James R. Benya and Deborach Burnett, presented the latest research in circadian science and implications for the growing field of sustainable design.
New LED options for holiday lighting.
CLTC at UC Davis is on a mission to get energy-efficient lighting into offices and homes.
CLTC Director Michael Siminovitch discusses improvements in fluorescent lighting.
Business Wire – Adaptive LED parking structure lighting is unveiled at the South Entry Parking Lot top deck at the University of California, Davis.