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ISOCELL Plus technology that enables sensors to

capture and absorb more light information for accurate

color reproduction even with sub-micrometer-sized

pixels.

In order to support smartphones with the latest display

features such as the ‘hole-in display’ or ‘notch design,’

front-facing image sensors need to minimize their size

while being able to capture high-quality images. The

1/3.4-inch 3T2 snuggly fits into a tiny module making

more space for the display. In addition, Samsung’s

Tetracell technology, which merges four pixels to work

as one, lets the 3T2 take brighter and sharper pictures

in low-light settings as the color filter array’s light

sensitivity increases to that of a 1.6μm-pixel image

sensor at 5Mp resolution.

When applied in rear-facing multi-camera settings

for telephoto solutions, the 3T2 adopts an RGB color

filter array instead of Tetracell technology. The small

size of the image sensor also reduces the height of

the tele-camera module by around seven percent when

compared to Samsung’s 1/3-inch 20Mp image sensor,

allowing more elegant smartphone designs. Compared

to a 13Mp sensor with the same module height, the

20Mp 3T2 retains 60-percent higher effective resolution

at 10x digital zoom that presents clearer and more

accurate results.

The Samsung ISOCELL Slim 3T2 is expected to be in

mass production in the first quarter of this year.

First motorised luminaire with Dynamic

Beam Shaping and smart wireless controls

formalighting, a leader in motorised architectural

lighting products, has introduced luminaires that

make aiming, directing, and shaping light easier and

faster to configure and adjust. Working together with

LensVector, a specialist in Dynamic Beam Shaping™

technology and Casambi, the market-leading developer

of wireless lighting control systems based on Bluetooth

Low Energy (BLE), formalighting’s new luminaires

prove the longstanding expectation, that solid-state

lighting capabilities will exceed those of the previous

generation of light sources.

Michael Monsonego, General Manager of formalighting,

commented: ‘We are delighted to be introducing the

world’s first motorised luminaire with LensVector’s

Dynamic Beam Shaping and Casambi’s smart wireless

control technology. We believe in utilizing the most

exciting new technologies to address the design

challenges faced by lighting professionals.’

For the first time, lighting designers and electrical

consultants can effortlessly add new lighting effects to

projects by using the new fixtures in formalighting’s

MOTOLUX range. The integrated technology within

the motorised luminaires offers smart control over the

beam angle, movements of the fixture, as well as the

intensity and the white colour tuning of the light.

LensVector’s Dynamic Beam Shaping technology turns

liquid crystal molecules into a series of modifiable micro-

lenses. The technology delivers unmatched precision

beams and dynamic dramatic effects. It allows the

beam from MOTOLUX luminaires to be adjusted along

a continuum from a less-than-ten-degree narrow spot

angle to a very wide 50-degree flood, flowing fluidly

through all the all points in between.

Casambi’s wireless control technology enables lighting

designers to take advantage of the full featured

professional lighting control platform Casambi provides

as well as the fast-growing range of ‘Casambi ready’

control devices (including sensors and switches) from

an ever-growing list of leading manufacturers.

Brent York, President and CEO of LensVector,

commented: ‘The marriage of great design and

technology allows MOTOLUX users to precisely control

the beam of light in a simple and convenient manner

via Bluetooth app on their smartphone. We’re excited

to see how the LensVector technology is being applied

to add value to LED luminaires.’

Casambi’s CEO Timo Pakkala commented: ‘Casambi’s

market-leading position in wireless lighting control is

demonstrated by this innovative lighting collaboration

with formalighting and LensVector. MOTOLUX is

part of the growing community of Casambi-ready

connected luminaires and supporting digital devices for

professional lighting schemes used in retail stores, art

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