On April 6, the Hong Kong International Spring Lighting Fair organized by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council was held at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Center. According to the organizer's data, there were 1355 in the last spring exhibition

Exhibitors appeared on stage. It is understood that four new exhibition areas will be added to the conference this year, including plant lighting, home lighting, professional lighting and urban architectural lighting.

A major theme of smart lighting in this year's Hong Kong Spring Lighting Fair

In the Famous Lamps Gallery, platform companies such as Tuya Smart, Tmall Elf AI Alliance, and Guangzhou Gizwits demonstrated smart home solutions. Insiders joked that lighting products

The industry is about to be "occupied" by IT men.

In recent years, smart lighting has developed rapidly, and related technologies and networking systems have gradually matured. For example, Bluetooth Mesh network, Internet of Things, WiFi, etc. have become popular for smart lighting.

An indispensable pusher. GGII data shows that China’s smart lighting market reached 26.4 billion yuan in 2017. GGII said that the smart lighting market reached

38.7 billion yuan, an increase of 46.6% year-on-year.

The voice AI interactive platform developed by Tuya Smart connects the smart needs of consumers, smart manufacturing brands, OEM manufacturers and retail chains, and provides customers with one-stop artificial intelligence

Internet of Things solutions, and cover three aspects of hardware access, cloud services and APP software development, forming a closed loop of artificial intelligence + manufacturing services for consumers

IoT smart devices provide B-end technology and business model upgrade services to meet consumers' higher demands for hardware products.

It can be seen from this Hong Kong Spring Lighting Fair that smart lighting, whether it is a lighting company or an Internet platform company, is more inclined to systematic solutions at this stage.

In turn, it can really solve the user's troubles. I believe that in the era of the Internet of Things, the future of smart lighting will become more and more clear.