By Paul-Henri Matha Interior lighting was a bit less in my focus area during the last six years at Volvo Cars; I was focusing on exterior lighting. Previously during my time on the Renault lighting team, I did handle interior lighting. So, is interior lighting part of exterior lighting or part of the interior department…
What a pleasure to be in my hometown, Lyon, for a DVN visit to OPmobility. For me, the Lyon area is the best French location with a lot of memories from when I was a student years ago. I was invited by Bertrand Hache, Global Business Development Director, and Manuel Bretnacher, Sigmatech Site Director, both…
By John D. Bullough, Light and Health Research Center, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai Talkin’ Bout a Revolution: Automotive headlights have undergone nothing short of a revolution in the past several decades, as many of DVN’s readers know and indeed helped make happen. Whereas forward lighting on vehicles was dominated by filament sources…
Hyundai have released their final design of the Ioniq 9. Already seen on Ioniq 5 and 6, the Ioniq 9 uses the maker’s ‘Pixelated design’ theme to cover all lighting and signalling function (more than 400 hundred according to Hyundai), from low beam, high beam, DRL position lamp to even high mounted stop lamp, reversing…
By Paul-Henri Matha During GRE 91st session in October, the Japanese delegation submitted two interesting research documents about ADS marker lamps (document GRE-91-16), and vehicle lighting in aging society (document GRE-91-17), These documents are really interesting, and this week I summarize the ADS marker lamp document. ADS is allowed in Japanese national law, and some…
By Paul-Henri Matha The CDN award is coming soon—5 December—and Philippe Aumont from the DVN team will attend. Congratulations to the short listers for this prestigious Best Lighting Design Team Award: Zeekr Design Technology & Innovation Team Verne Design Team Mercedes-Benz Exterior Detail Design Team & Light Engineering Team Audi Light Design Team Hyundai Motor…
Story by Daniel Hardacker, The Telegraph Lamp posts could be removed from Britain’s streets in an effort to reduce carbon emissions because modern car headlamps help to better light streets at night, experts have said. A trial in Yorkshire, England will see lamp posts on sections of two busy A-roads switched off and replaced with solar-powered…
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