A single sensor can solve a diverse set of problems

“A school of fish moves effortlessly and in complete harmony with nature, with individual fish continuously making small decisions in response to the actions of their immediate neighbours and the environment. Each fish is smart enough to operate independently, yet is part of an elegantly flexible system of Distributed Intelligence that solves complex problems easily within the need for centralised control.”

Inspired by this idea, Organic Response has developed a completely wireless "plug & play" lighting control system that allows each individual luminaire to make lighting decisions based on the presence of occupants in its immediate vicinity, ambient light levels, and information it recieves from its neighbouring luminaires. It then contribues information back to the luminaire community, so other luminaires can also make more informed lighting decisions. Although they make decisions individually, the Distributed Intelligence architecture means all the lights in the space act as a coordinated community. Just like a school of fish.

At the heart of this uniquely flexible system is the Sensor Node, which is integrated into each luminaire during assembly within the factory. Once it is Organic Response-enabled, the luminaire is transformed into an intelligent light, ready to adapt and respond to the needs of its users.

IMPORTANT UPDATE

We are undergoing some name changes to our product, which will be updated progressively throughout the documentation. The new product names are shared along with their pictures as below,

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