Ignition, the world leader in lighting, has launched Philips Lighttheater India, which is a new smart lighting system whose purpose is to convert home entertainment into a completely immersed experience. When the demand for home upgrades usually increases and the increasing appetite for connected residence solutions in the Indian family reflects the time before the festive season.
The Philips Light Theater uses the HDMI Sink Box technology in combination with the Philips gradient light bars, floor lamps and backlight strips to increase the visual beyond the television screen. By reading direct signals from any HDMI-connected device, the system analyzes video and audio content in real time and sync multi-color light effects on the walls around the project. It creates a “light theater” effect designed to bring movies, music and gaming in life.
According to Arun Kumar, the consumer business head of the Greater India, Siconfi, the launch of how consumers interact with entertainment shows a significant change. He said that in India, digital entertainment is becoming a way of life and the quality of experience is increasing. He further said, Philips Lightthiatre, every day, draws attention to cinema, which allows people to see only sports, music or movies or every moment.
The main features of the Philips Lightthiator include control of HDMI-based reel-time synchronization, simple plugs and play installations, multicolor gradient lighting segments and viz apps, which offers preset modes like cinematic, dilapidated, relaxation and rhythm. The system is extended to work with any Philips Smart LED lights that support Wi-Fi and Bluetooth, allowing users to add multiple lights at the same time. It is also integrated with Google Assistant, Alexa and Siri shortcuts for voice control.
By placement of Lightthiatry as part of its widely connected ecosystem, sequence is changing the expectations of entertainment customers in the immersion and personalized home. The purpose of the people in the house trying to move beyond the sound of the high-depression screen and the surrounding sound is the third dimension in the living room experience.
