Why do we love blue skies?
Do you ever wonder why looking up at a bright, blue sky can give you a positive mood change? Taking the time to look up and experience the vast, open sky can give you a sense of awe, the intense feeling of concurrent wonder and awareness. The feeling of “awe” has several benefits to the human mind, some of which include elevating moods, clearing a cluttered mind, and boosting overall thinking & imagination.
The science of replicating true daylight boils down to mimicking an alteration process known as Rayleigh scattering. Rayleigh scattering is responsible for why the sky is blue, and appears so far away.
What if the psychological effects of the blue skies could be replicated into a lighting solution that additionally performed the functions of a regular functional indoor light?
Artificial Skylight Systems in Singapore
Artificial skylight mimics daylight and simulates the sun’s daily patterns. It offers an alternative “view” of the sky, by using lighting to boost energy levels and help indoor spaces with limited natural lighting feel in more in sync with nature.
The full system includes luminaires & smart scene setting to provide automated light temperatures that reflect the timing of the sun, or manual controls to choose the right light for the right time.
Transform dark spaces into a pleasant and light-filled environment that can positively affect the mood of occupants and increase productivity. Artificial skylights can provide human-centric lighting, a lighting design concept meant to mimic the natural movement the sun that regulates the human sleep cycle.
