Can you serve the high-profile dimming program of NASA? Have you heard of it? Osram's new broadband infrared LED, from which you can use your smartphone to analyze three meals a day; what is the use of LED lights and hydroponic technology to grow vegetables such as cabbage, lettuce and basil in a 40-foot container in the Arctic Circle? Kind of experience? Is there any good way to extend the best color time of the meat? In order to benefit the welfare of the food, the researchers have made unremitting efforts; smart bulbs will really become a new target for hackers to attack, what should be done? So many new and interesting LED related technical information, how to miss it! 1. Serving the NASA dimming plan In order to further meet the needs of the space agency's scientific research work, NASA decided to build a new North District administrative and maintenance center in Cape Canaveral, Florida, USA. Lutron Electronics' intelligent dimming solution helped NASA build the first Zero carbon facilities and a set of highly feasible lighting control technologies for their daily operations. NASA has extremely stringent requirements for energy control and utilization. The North District Administration and Maintenance Center should operate in low-carbon and environmentally friendly conditions to ensure that NASA has the freshest air and the most reasonable lighting here. The challenge for Lutron Electronics is how to integrate the existing technical facilities of NASA and create a smart dimming solution that meets the certification requirements, so that smart dimming technology can be integrated into the space management framework of NASA. To meet the requirements, Lutron offers the EcoSystem® Digital Addressable Dimming Ballast, which uses wireless connectivity to integrate with the lighting facilities within NASA. It is easy to use and works as intended. Reset the light zone during the change of the job and the type of work. The operator can operate the indoor lighting wirelessly with the Pico® handheld and wall-mounted controller. Wireless control technology not only reduces wiring costs, but also makes control more convenient and faster. Lutron's daylight sensor system automatically adjusts the indoor lighting intensity according to changes in lighting conditions, so even if the staff does not manually operate the dimming system, the indoor artificial lighting intensity will be adjusted as the natural light intensity changes. When the sun shines strongly, the light is dimmed. Lutron’s occupancy sensor can determine if there is any activity in the room. If no one is working, an instruction will be issued to automatically turn off the light. 2. Introduced infrared LED for food analysis The new broadband infrared LEDs from OSRAM Opto Semiconductors can be used to analyze three meals a day from your smartphone. According to reports, OSRAM applied the phosphor technology to the infrared emitter for the first time, and successfully created an LED that emits broadband infrared light in the wavelength range of 650nm to 1050nm, creating an infrared spectrum technology suitable for the consumer goods market. One of the application options is a compact sensor - similar to a USB memory stick that can be used with the corresponding smartphone app to measure calories, freshness or nutrients. Infrared spectroscopy uses the unique absorption behavior of certain molecular compounds to determine the presence and amount of certain components by the wavelength distribution of the reflected light when the set spectrum is illuminated on the sample. This method is used in the food industry, agriculture, and other industries to measure moisture, fat, carbohydrates, sugar, or protein content in foods. In addition, the data provides an indication of freshness, quality or calories. The launch of the SFH4735 means that OSRAM Opto Semiconductors has successfully produced the world's first broadband-emitting infrared LED. This component is the ideal source for near-infrared spectroscopy and is ideal for measuring food quality. As the latest research result of OSRAM, it helps the sensor technology to successfully enter the consumer goods field and be used as an add-on component to smartphones. Based on the Blu-ray 1mm2 chip with UX:3 technology, the SFH4735 can be converted to infrared radiation with the help of phosphors developed specifically for this application. The residual blue component in the light will help the user locate the target area he wants to investigate. The emission spectrum of SFH4735 has a uniform spectral distribution in the infrared range. The chip is mounted in a reliable and compact Oslon BlackFlat package with exceptional heat resistance. Experts predict that in the near future, spectrometers will likely integrate directly into mobile devices. This new technology is a natural extension of biomonitoring and is a measure of various vital signs such as pulse rate and calorie expenditure. With a smartphone spectrometer, users can not only monitor the food they eat in a similar way, but also detect the drug in the same way. 3, LED lights with hydroponic technology to grow vegetables in the Arctic Circle There is almost no tree in the coastal town of Kotzeb in the Arctic Circle of Alaska. In this town, the Innupiart town is so low that even the summer temperatures are so low that plants cannot take root. The local aboriginal NKI subsidiary "Arctic Vegetables" uses LED lights and hydroponic technology to grow a variety of vegetables that do not require soil, such as cabbage, lettuce and basil, in a 40-foot container that is insulated, and has a population of about 3,300. Sold in the community. The local food culture is dominated by hunting and gathering. The challenge is to create a new north of the Arctic Circle (in the Arctic Circle) with the goal of working with other rural towns far from the road; in these towns, the fruits and vegetables may take up to a week to arrive, and the prices are high and not fresh. Although local methods are used to extend the time available for plant growth, indoor hydroponic techniques allow crops to grow throughout the year. “Vertical harvesting hydroponic cultivation†for indoor hydroponic space. However, the establishment of an indoor hydroponic system is not cheap, starting from $200,000 in Kotzeb, including the cost of custom containers, and the cost of the C-130 transporter from Ankara, 550 miles southeast. The town of Kotzeb relies heavily on expensive diesel power generation and will also affect the profitability of hydroponic farming. Still, hydroponic is worth doing. Hydrogrid is popular. Alaska Business, which has several stores in remote areas of Alaska, has begun selling "Arctic Vegetables" in Kotzeb, and will expand to other stores in the future. smart touch screen whiteboard for meeting room and classroom,smart Interactive Whiteboard for conference video system and teaching; smart board,smart interactive flat panel,smart touch screen interactive,smart interactive whiteboard Jumei Video(Shenzhen)Co.,Ltd , https://www.jmsxdisplay.com
