When Philips originally introduced the Philips Hue range, it wanted to bring the concept wireless lighting systems to the masses. While it did achieve that to a certain degree, there is no mass adoption drive for this innovation.
Philips Lighting, the brand that manages this wireless tech, wants to change that with a new approach. Right after the name change – taking on the Signify name, this all-new lighting entity has gone all out with the Philips Hue brand as it rolls out new features and offerings. The goal is to enable more to understand the positive proposition of using smarter home electronics.
Six years after its global debut, Philips Hue systems now include new user settings like Feel Secure, Entertainment, and Light Recipes. These augment the current capabilities that the smart lighting platform initially offers. The trio of progressive user functions, and so many more, are designed to make the home living experience more seamless and positively impactful to all.
Besides delivering quality performance and an intuitive user experience, Signify has also added in more intuitive controls that improves overall user functionality. This includes personalisations, remote management from mobile devices, synchronisation with sound systems, and additional pre-programmed offerings. The latter, known as Light Recipes, is the most interesting as it utilises Signify’s research on biological effects that lights have on users.
Those keen on trying out the new Philips Hue lighting system from Signify can consider the starter pack. It’s a bundle that packs in three white and colour ambiance bulks with a wireless bridge. The bulbs can be screwed into existing lamps and the bridge can connect with the home Wi-Fi router. Once put together, users can control the bulbs wirelessly in a seamless and convenient manner.
Those keen on getting a starter pack or need more information can head on over to meethue.com/en-my for more information.
By: PC.com
