NYControlled: Illuminating the Future of Lighting Controls in New York
This year’s NYControlled reflected the rapid advancements reshaping the lighting controls industry. Our team introduced the new line of Enlighted Control Switches, which blends advanced functionality with user-friendly features designed for modern spaces. As Enlighted continues to be a pioneer in this space, we remain committed to developing technologies that bring the best of IoT and lighting to buildings across the globe.
New York’s premier educational trade show, NYControlled, returned this year with a strong focus on innovation in lighting controls technology. Organized by the Illuminating Engineering Society’s New York City Section (IESNYC) and the Designers Lighting Forum of New York (DLFNY), the event gathered over 700 professionals from across the lighting, architecture, engineering, and design sectors. Attendees came together to explore a single question: What’s next for lighting controls technology?
Enlighted was thrilled to exhibit at this year’s event, showcasing how lighting controls are contributing to smarter, more efficient buildings. Our team introduced the new line of Enlighted Control Switches, which blends advanced functionality with user-friendly features designed for modern spaces. By reducing maintenance needs and expanding control options, these switches align with the growing demand for adaptable, low-maintenance solutions in smart buildings.
As a leading voice in lighting and IoT solutions, Enlighted’s CEO, Stefan Schwab, sat down with EdisonReport’s Randy Reid during the event to discuss the evolution of lighting technology. In his interview, Schwab highlighted how data-driven insights from IoT-enabled lighting are empowering companies to achieve sustainability targets and increase operational efficiency. By embedding intelligence into lighting systems, Enlighted helps building managers make informed decisions that enhance both user experience and energy performance.
This year’s NYControlled reflected the rapid advancements reshaping the lighting controls industry. From energy-efficient technologies to wireless, user-focused innovations, the event underscored the importance of smart solutions in achieving sustainable, adaptable spaces. As Enlighted continues to be a pioneer in this space, we remain committed to developing technologies that bring the best of IoT and lighting to buildings across the globe.
New York’s premier educational trade show, NYControlled, returned this year with a strong focus on innovation in lighting controls technology. Organized by the Illuminating Engineering Society’s New York City Section (IESNYC) and the Designers Lighting Forum of New York (DLFNY), the event gathered over 700 professionals from across the lighting, architecture, engineering, and design sectors. Attendees came together to explore a single question: What’s next for lighting controls technology? Enlighted was thrilled to exhibit at this year’s event, showcasing how lighting controls are contributing to smarter, more efficient buildings. Our team introduced the new line of Enlighted Control Switches, which blends advanced functionality with user-friendly features designed for modern spaces. By reducing maintenance needs and expanding control options, these switches align with the growing demand for adaptable, low-maintenance solutions in smart buildings. As a leading voice in lighting and IoT solutions, Enlighted’s CEO, Stefan Schwab, sat down with EdisonReport’s Randy Reid during the event to discuss the evolution of lighting technology. In his interview, Schwab highlighted how data-driven insights from IoT-enabled lighting are empowering companies to achieve sustainability targets and increase operational efficiency. By embedding intelligence into lighting systems, Enlighted helps building managers make informed decisions that enhance both user experience and energy performance.
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