Philips showcased the world largest OLED light installtion named Living Shapes!
Lumiblade Living Shapes is based on an ingenious modular design. Instead of having to link hundreds of OLEDs together one by one, users rely on integrated OLED panels. Each panel is fitted with 16 Lumiblade OLEDs measuring 5 cm x 5.5 cm. Designed as a plug-and-play system, numerous panels can be arranged either side by side or on top of one another, thus quickly creating an illuminated surface of several square metres. And the price tag is also something that needs to be seen to be believed.
It has never been as easy to put together an impressive OLED light installation than it is today using integrated OLED panels. For example, the Lumiblade Living Shapes illustrated boasts over 1,152 Lumiblade OLEDs built into 72 OLED panels, making it the largest OLED light installation in the world. The ingenious computer control allows a camera in the centre of the installation to record each movement in front of the OLED wall, which it then “translates” into impulses that light up specific individual OLEDs. The installation is perfect for lobbies and waiting rooms for example, or could simply be used as a work of art at home. When in text mode, the OLED wall transforms into an oversized display panel. Words move across the OLEDs, flashing or fading, depending on requirements or intended purpose.
Experience OLED lighting in a new way
Although you can quickly put the Lumiblade Living Shapes together by hand, the light installation is assembled on site by our experienced service team. Our experts also carry out the first checks on the Lumiblade Module, configure the perfect settings, as well as brief the user on how the electronics and software work. Should the need arise, these experts also provide speedy maintenance. A one-stop service, ranging from development and manufacturing, right through to installation.
Although you can quickly put the Lumiblade Living Shapes together by hand, the light installation is assembled on site by our experienced service team. Our experts also carry out the first checks on the Lumiblade Module, configure the perfect settings, as well as brief the user on how the electronics and software work. Should the need arise, these experts also provide speedy maintenance. A one-stop service, ranging from development and manufacturing, right through to installation.
Technical details Lumiblade Living Shapes (version as pictured in this brochure): 254 x 210 x 100 cm (W x H x D) with holding unit 254 x 142 x 6 cm as wall-mounted/hanging unit Weight approx. 120 kg (200 kg with holding unit) 72 modular 4 x 4 OLED panels 1,152 OLED tiles in total (world’s largest OLED lighting product) Runs on standard IEC Socket (110/240 V, 13 AC) 8 x 24 DC PSU (SELV class) required Average power consumption: 800-1,300 W, depending on brightness and utilization 4 x 4 OLED Panel Panel dimension: 211,8 x 231,8 x 16,6 mm Lit area: 256 cm² Panel + driver board weight approx. 350 g Current/voltage: 4,7 V/100 mA (at 1,000 cd/m²) OLED dimension: 49,5 x 54,8 x 1,85 mm Brightness: 1,000 cd/m² Lifetime 70%: 10,000 hours continuous operation Power efficiency: 11-13 lm/W CRI: 76 Color : white (CCT approx. 3,200°K) 16 channels driver board with RJ45 I/O connectors CE certificated For sales information please contact Florent Aubert (florent.aubert @philips.com)
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