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Human Centric Lighting Market - Global Forecast 2023-2033

  • Report

  • 329 Pages
  • August 2024
  • Region: Global
  • ElectroniCast
  • ID: 4747957

Global Use of Selected Modules and Devices in HCL Reached $2.407 Billion in 2023

This report is a market study and forecast of the use of LED light engines, lighting management LED Drivers control interface modules/devices (DALI, DMX, other), lighting sensors, switches, dimmers units, and other control units that are initially and primarily used with Human Centric Lighting (HCL) as the primary objective and initial consideration.

According to the report, the worldwide consumption value of specified modules/devices in solid-state lighting (SSL), which includes LEDs currently and eventually OLEDs, for the initial and primary purpose in Human Centric Lighting (HCL), reached an estimated $2.407 billion in 2023. The use of these devices/modules is forecasted to increase to nearly $6.75 billion in 2028. The study forecasts the value will increase rapidly at an average annual growth rate of just-over 23% during the 1st-half of the forecast timeframe (2023-2028) and an impressive but slower-pace of just-over 19.2% during the 2nd-half (2028-2033), and eventually reaching nearly $16.25 billion in 2033.

Market forecast data in this study report refers to consumption (use) for a particular calendar year; therefore, this data is not cumulative data. Also, all values and prices in this report are at factory as-shipped levels, and are in current dollars, which includes the effect of a forecasted 5 percent annual inflation rate over the forecast period.

This study provides a 10-year global forecast and analysis (2023-2033) of the use of the specified HCL modules/devices for use in offices/work area; shopping centers/stores; hospitality, healthcare; and other various other applications.

According to the study, the automatic assembly and test manufacturing process for selected solid-state lighting (SSL) products allow for mass-production capability. In addition, over the next few years, the average selling prices of the applicable products used in the specified Human Centric Lighting applications (HCL) will be driven lower, largely due production efficiencies, yield improvements (aided by quality controls), competition (both market competition and technology competition), marketing/sales distribution improvements, and other factors.

Table of Contents

1. Executive Summary
1.1 Overview
1.2 Human Centric Lighting Product Examples
1.3 Technology Research Summaries - Human Centric Lighting
1.4 Software Considerations for Human Centric Lighting
1.5 Unpackaged and Packaged LEDs - Overview

2. Global Market Forecast - Human Centric Lighting
2.1 Overview
2.2 America Market Forecast (USA and Rest of America)
2.3 EMEA Market Forecast
2.4 APAC Market Forecast

3. LED Lighting: Competitive Analysis/Market Opportunity Analysis
3.1 Overview
3.1.1 Market Opportunity Analysis - Market Dynamics
3.1.2 Market Opportunity/Sales Channels
3.2 Company Profiles - General Lighting
3.3 Competitor Global Market Share (2023) Human Centric Lighting Modules/Devices

4. Market Research Methodology5. Human Centric Lighting Market Forecast Data Base (Explanation: Excel Worksheets)Addendum - Microsoft Excel File
List of Tables
1.1.1 Human Centric Lighting Product Categories
1.1.2 Human Centric Lighting Regional Categories
1.1.3 Modules/Devices in HCL Global Forecast, by Region ($ Million)
1.1.4 Modules/Devices in HCL Global Forecast, by Major Product Type ($ Million)
1.1.5 Modules/Devices in HCL Global Forecast, by Application ($ Million)
1.3.1 Risk Classification
1.3.2 LED Color Variety - Selected Examples
1.3.3 LED Color Chart
2.1.1 Modules/Devices in HCL Global Forecast, by Major Product Type ($ Million)
2.1.2 Modules/Devices in HCL Global Forecast, by Major Product Type (Quantity/Units)
2.1.3 Modules/Devices in HCL - Lighting Management Products Global Forecast ($Million)
2.1.4 Modules/Devices in HCL - Lighting Management Products Global Forecast (Quantity)
2.1.5 Modules/Devices in HCL - Global Forecast, by Application ($Million)
2.1.6 Modules/Devices in HCL - Global Forecast, by Application (Quantity/Units, Million)
2.2.1 SSL-Based HCL - America Region Forecast (USA and “Rest of America”) ($Million)
2.2.2 Modules/Devices in HCL America Region Forecast, by Major Product Type ($ Million)
2.2.3 Modules/Devices in HCL America Forecast, by Major Product Type (Quantity/Units)
2.2.4 Modules/Devices in HCL - Lighting Management Products America Forecast ($Million)
2.2.5 Modules/Devices in HCL - Lighting Management Products America Forecast (Quantity)
2.2.6 Modules/Devices in HCL - America Forecast, by Application ($Million)
2.2.7 Modules/Devices in HCL - America Forecast, by Application (Quantity/Units, Million)
2.3.1 Modules/Devices in HCL EMEA Forecast, by Major Product Type ($ Million)
2.3.2 Modules/Devices in HCL EMEA Forecast, by Major Product Type (Quantity/Units)
2.3.3 Modules/Devices in HCL - Lighting Management Products EMEA Forecast ($Million)
2.3.4 Modules/Devices in HCL - Lighting Management Products EMEA Forecast (Quantity)
2.3.5 Modules/Devices in HCL - EMEA Forecast, by Application ($Million)
2.3.6 Modules/Devices in HCL - EMEA Forecast, by Application (Quantity/Units, Million)
2.4.1 Modules/Devices in HCL APAC Forecast, by Major Product Type ($ Million)
2.4.2 Modules/Devices in HCL APAC Forecast, by Major Product Type (Quantity/Units)
2.4.3 Modules/Devices in HCL - Lighting Management Products APAC Forecast ($Million)
2.4.4 Modules/Devices in HCL - Lighting Management Products APAC Forecast (Quantity)
2.4.5 Modules/Devices in HCL - APAC Forecast, by Application ($Million)
2.4.6 Modules/Devices in HCL - APAC Forecast, by Application (Quantity/Units, Million)
5.1 Human Centric Lighting Product Categories
5.2 Human Centric Lighting Application Categories

List of Figures
1.1.1 Product Life Cycle
1.1.2 Evolution of Research Emphasis during Technology Life Cycle
1.1.3 Modules/Devices in HCL Global Forecast, by Region ($ Billion)
1.2.1 LED DALI Driver used in Human Centric Lighting
1.2.2 LED DALI Driver used in Human Centric Lighting
1.2.3 LED Light Engine and DMX Control used in Human Centric Lighting
1.2.4 2-Channel LED Light Engine and DALI Controllers used in Human Centric Lighting
1.2.5 LED Light Engine, DALI Controllers, Sensors and Touch-panels used in HCL
1.2.6 Spectrally Tunable LED Modules
1.2.7 10-Channel Spectrally Tunable LED Modules
1.2.8 Recessed LED light fixture for drop ceilings (Panel Modules)
1.2.9 Circadian BR30 LED Bulb
1.2.10 External Control Module for Luminaires
1.2.11 Intelligent Lighting Control Network
1.2.12 Room Controller
1.2.13 Network Bridge Module
1.2.14 Specialty Switches
1.2.15 Color Control Preset Switch
1.2.16 Occupancy/Vacancy Sensors
1.2.17 Daylight Sensor
1.3.1 In-Vehicle Lighting
1.3.2 Work Environment Human Centric Lighting - (Night, Morning, and Evening Shifts)
1.3.3 Human Centric Lighting Control Arrangement for Roadway Lighting Distribution
1.3.4 Circadian Illuminometer
1.3.5 Controlling Dimming and Correlated Color Temperature (CCT) Levels
1.3.6 Circadian Phototransduction
1.3.7 Circadian Phototransduction
1.3.8 LED Chromatic Chart
1.5.1 Diagram of a typical LED chip
1.5.2 Diagram of schematic structure of AlGaN-based UV LED Chip
1.5.3 2D LED Structure - wavelength can be specifically influenced
1.5.4 Chip On Glass Cross-Sectional Structure
1.5.5 Electrostatic discharge (ESD) - Integrated Protection Devices for LEDs
1.5.6 Electrostatic Discharge Example
1.5.7 Chip-on-Board LED Technology
1.5.8 Surface Mounted Device (SMD) LED
1.5.9 Chip-On-Board and Multi-Chip on Board (COB/MCOB) LED
1.5.10 Quad Chip LED Arrays
1.5.11 Single Chip LED Arrays
1.5.12 LED Arrays
1.5.13 Resonant Cavity LED (RCLED) Technology
1.5.14 Nanowire MicroLEDs on 300 mm Silicon Wafers
2.2.1 SSL-Based HCL America Region Forecast, (USA and “Rest of America”) ($Million)
2.3.1 SSL-Based HCL EMEA Region ($Million)
2.4.1 SSL-Based HCL APAC Region ($Million)
3.2.1 LED Track Head
3.2.2 Downlight
3.2.3 Smart Lighting System
3.2.4 Circadian Lighting
3.2.5 RGBW CSP COB Array
3.2.6 High Current LED Array
3.2.7 High Efficacy LED
3.2.8 Light Engine
3.2.9 Human Centric Lighting - Typical Distributed Intelligence Network Topology
3.2.10 240V LED Display Case Lighting System
3.2.11 Silicone Encapsulant and Silicone Lens in LEDs
3.2.12 Wireless Area Controller
3.2.13 LED Lighting Fixture
3.2.14 Input unit DALI PCU - compact power control unit
3.2.15 LED Product Area and Capability
3.2.16 Lighting Control Sensor
3.2.17 DALI-2 Multi-Master Application Controller
3.2.18 Red-Green-Blue (RGB) LED Lighting Shield Board
3.2.19 Red-Green-Blue (RGB) LED Lighting Shield Link and Bluetooth Low Energy Unit (BLE)
3.2.20 RGB LED Lighting Shield Link and Bluetooth Low Energy Unit (BLE) /Power Supply
3.2.21 Controls for Building Management System
3.2.22 Fine-Tuned Lighting for Each Employee Workspace
3.2.23 Upgraded LED-Based Strip Lighting
3.2.24 Key Technology of company’s products
3.2.25 Linear / Area Constant Current - Dimmable DALI
3.2.26 Human Centric Lighting - Various Light Profiles
3.2.27 DLM Color Control Schedule Switch (without wall plate)
3.2.28 Light Engine for Human Centric Lighting
3.2.29 DMX-DALI Gateway Control for Human Centric Lighting
3.2.30 Occupancy Sensor (Wall Unit)
3.2.31 Driver on Board LED Module for Lighting
3.2.32 LED Track Lighting Head
3.2.33 Human Centric Lighting LEDs
3.2.34 Average Current Mode Control LED Driver IC for Smart Lighting and HCL
3.2.35 Smart Lighting Demonstration Solution - Application Illustration
3.2.36 Wire Interconnect for LED Lighting-Module Applications
3.2.37 Tunable White LED (new in production)
3.2.38 LED Light Bulb
3.2.39 Building Management - Network Central Monitoring
3.2.40 Home Lighting Downlight Module
3.2.41 High Power (Component LED)
3.2.42 LED Placement Technology
3.2.43 LED Package Technology (Wafer Integrated Chip on PCB)
3.2.44 Human Centric Lighting Explanation
3.2.45 LED Driver (Nano-driver)
3.2.46 LED Driver (Micro-driver)
3.2.47 LED - Chip-On-Board (COB)
3.2.48 Human Centric Lighting App
3.2.49 Human Centric Smart Switch
3.2.50 General Lighting Power Controller IC
3.2.51 LED Chip Technology Creating nature-based lighting environment
3.2.52 Smart Driver and Smart Sensors
3.3.1 Leading Competitor Market Share (2023) - HCL- Specified Modules/Devices
4.1 Market Research & Forecasting Methodology

Companies Mentioned

  • A-Bright Incorporated
  • AbstractAVR
  • Acuity Brands Lighting, Inc. (ABL)
  • AFX, Inc.
  • ALPHABET Lighting (Ledra Brands, Inc.)
  • American Bright Optoelectronics Corp.
  • Amerlux, LLC.
  • ams AG (Including ams OSRAM)
  • Analog Devices, Inc.
  • Arduino
  • Asia Unique LED Lighting Co., Ltd.
  • Aurora Ltd.
  • Bajaj Electricals Limited (BEL)
  • Biological Innovation and Optimization Systems, LLC (BIOS)
  • Bridgelux, Inc.
  • Cisco Systems Inc.
  • CITELUM (Groupe EDF)
  • Citizen Electronics Company, Limited
  • CLARUS Korea/CLARUS UK (Jungho Group)
  • Cree LED (SGH)
  • Crestron Electronics, Inc.
  • Current Lighting Solutions, LLC (American Industrial Partners - AIP)
  • Derungs Licht AG (the Waldmann Group)
  • Dialight
  • Display Lighting Ltd.
  • Dow Corning Electronics (Dow)
  • Eaton Corporation plc (Cooper Lighting)
  • EcoSense Lighting
  • Energy Source Group, an Energy Savings Company
  • Epistar Corporation
  • ESYLUX GmbH
  • Everlight Electronics Company Limited
  • Fagerhult (AB Fagerhult)
  • Feit Electric
  • Finetechnix Company, Ltd. (Fine Group)
  • Flex LTD.
  • Fulham Company, Inc.
  • GE Lighting - A Savant Company
  • GlacialLight Inc.
  • Glamox
  • Green Creative (Harbour Group)
  • GuangZhou Lovely Lighting Co., Ltd
  • Harvatek International
  • Helvar
  • High Power Lighting Corp. (HPLighting)
  • Horner Lighting Group (Horner APG, LLC.)
  • Independence LED Lighting, LLC
  • Infineon Technologies AG
  • Intelligent LED Solutions (ILS) - Intelligent Group Solutions Ltd (IGS)
  • Intematix Corporation
  • JESCO Lighting
  • Johnson Controls
  • Kenall Manufacturing Company
  • KKDC
  • L&S LED Company
  • LED Luks
  • LEDMOTIVE
  • LEDtronics®
  • LEDVANCE GmbH - MLS Co., LTD. (MLS)
  • Legrand S.A.
  • LEISO Lighting (DongGuan) Tech., Ltd.
  • Leviton Manufacturing Company / ConTech Lighting / Intense Lighting
  • Lextar Electronics (AU Optronics)
  • LF Illumination, LLC
  • LG Innotek
  • Liton Lighting
  • LSI Industries Inc.
  • Lumenia d.o.o.
  • Lumileds Holding B.V.
  • Luming Technology Group Co., Ltd.
  • Luminus Devices (San'an Optoelectronics Co., Ltd / Lightera Corporation)
  • LUMITECH Produktion und Entwicklung GmbH (LUMITECH)
  • Lutron Electronics Co., Inc.
  • Marvell (Marvell Technology Group Ltd; Marvell Semiconductor, Inc)
  • MAXIC Technology Corporation
  • MEAN WELL Enterprises Co., Ltd.
  • Microchip Technology Inc.
  • Molex LLC
  • Navray Korea Company, Ltd.
  • NexLight (Northport Engineering Group)
  • Nichia Corporation
  • Nualight
  • OKELI Lighting Co., Ltd
  • Oktalite Lichttechnik GmbH (TRILUX GmbH & Co. KG)
  • ON Semiconductor
  • OPPLE
  • Panasonic Corporation
  • Power Integrations, Inc.
  • Renesas Electronics Corporation
  • Richtek Technology Corporation
  • ROHM Company Ltd.
  • Samjin Company Ltd.
  • Samsung Electronics Co., Ltd
  • Sanken Electric Co., Ltd. (Allegro MicroSystems)
  • SemiLEDs Corporation
  • Senslite Corporation
  • Seoul Semiconductor
  • Sharp Corp, Sharp Microelectronics, Sharp Devices
  • Sheenly Lighting Co. Ltd
  • Signify N.V. (formerly known as Philips Lighting N.V)
  • Silergy Corporation
  • STG Aerospace Limited
  • TE Connectivity
  • Texas Instruments Incorporated
  • Thorn Lighting (Zumtobel Group)
  • Toshiba Materials Company, Ltd.
  • Vossloh-Schwabe Deutschland GmbH
  • WAC Lighting
  • Zencontrol
  • Zumtobel Lighting GmbH