Brian Vogelsang, contributor to the Connected Lighting Working Group for the AllSeen Alliance and director, Product Management at Qualcomm Connected Experiences, Inc., told Enterprise Networking Planet that connected lighting is about much more than simply turning the lights on and off.
“There is a lot more to it, when you can transform the ordinary light bulb into a small computer with chips, memory, radio, networking components and intelligent software,” Vogelsang said.
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