Touted as the world’s smartest LED lighting system, Philips hue takes personalized lighting to a new level by letting you to control and customize your lighting straight from your smartphone.
Widely known for their personalized lighting solutions, Philips has once again delivered yet another industry-first intelligent light system known as Philips hue. With hue, one can easily control and customize their light set-ups with their smartphones or tablets via the Philips hue app available on iOS and Android devices.
Here’s what you can do with it:
IFTTT
If this, then that. With IFTTT, you can connect a variety of internet services to hue, enabling your lights to function as indicators for stuff like weather, sports updates, emails and even social media notifications.
Geofencing
hue’s geofencing capabilities allow your lights automatically turn on when it detects that you are approaching home and off when you leave home. The feature may also be used to change the colour of your lights based on your location.
Timers
hue can also be scheduled to turn on/off at a particular time according to your individual routine. For example, you can set it to turn on automatically when you wake up and off as you hit the sack.
LightRecipes
With a range of specially developed LightRecipes, you can tailor your lighting to create a preferred atmosphere. For the more creatively inclined, you also have the option of manually tweaking your light set-up by choosing your desired colours from a colour palette.
The Philips hue starter kit contains three bulbs that can be screwed into your existing lamps, and a bridge to be connected to your Wi-Fi router. After which, download the app on your smart device and you’re good to go. hue is supported on all mobile phones and tablets running iOS 4.3 and Android 2.3 or newer.
hue is also upgradeable via the internet, giving you an added reassurance that your lights won’t become obsolete when the next iteration is released.
Philips hue is available from all Philips branded stores and Apple premium resellers.
Here’s what you can do with it:
IFTTT
If this, then that. With IFTTT, you can connect a variety of internet services to hue, enabling your lights to function as indicators for stuff like weather, sports updates, emails and even social media notifications.
Geofencing
hue’s geofencing capabilities allow your lights automatically turn on when it detects that you are approaching home and off when you leave home. The feature may also be used to change the colour of your lights based on your location.
Timers
hue can also be scheduled to turn on/off at a particular time according to your individual routine. For example, you can set it to turn on automatically when you wake up and off as you hit the sack.
LightRecipes
With a range of specially developed LightRecipes, you can tailor your lighting to create a preferred atmosphere. For the more creatively inclined, you also have the option of manually tweaking your light set-up by choosing your desired colours from a colour palette.
The Philips hue starter kit contains three bulbs that can be screwed into your existing lamps, and a bridge to be connected to your Wi-Fi router. After which, download the app on your smart device and you’re good to go. hue is supported on all mobile phones and tablets running iOS 4.3 and Android 2.3 or newer.
hue is also upgradeable via the internet, giving you an added reassurance that your lights won’t become obsolete when the next iteration is released.
Philips hue is available from all Philips branded stores and Apple premium resellers.
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