they perceive as being yellow

According to the study, drivers with perfect vision will hardly notice the pink X that is set within the red signal, particularly from a distance, but red-green colour-blind divers are able to easily distinguish the contrasting blue X against a background that they perceive as being yellow. Research shows that the mark is clear even from a distance.Prof Ochiai's new traffic light will help colour-blind drivers free from discern Obstacle. And it has recognized the 2011 Good Design Award for public facilities and equipment.Currently, Japan is testing new traffic lights in the southern city of Fukuoka. A second month-long test is to be started in Tokyo before the end of February.

What’s more, the new product can be used for apparatuses that require a D- or T-type fluorescent light bulb As a result, the new product is targeted at bracket lamps, pendant lamps, downlights having laterally-facing bases and other lamps that utilize light from an entire lamp.Additionally, the new lamp can be used for apparatuses that enclose a lamp like those seen in a bathroom. But it cannot be used for apparatuses capable of changing light intensity or circuits.The new LED light bulb will be sold to businesses by Rohm and to general consumers by Rohm’s subsidiary Agled Co Ltd.Local authorities and the police are monitoring the progress of the tests and, as the manufacturing process is very close to how conventional traffic lights are made, the professor believes the improved versions could start to be installed in the near future.The company expects that D- and T-type cylindrical fluorescent light bulbs which are often used in apparatuses that require a compact lamp will be replace by the new LED light bulbs.

Taiwan Delta Electronics is to promote its own-brand LED lamps in Japan and mainland China in 2012.Delta has worked as a contract supplier to Japan’s LED lamp brands to tap the market, and will begin selling own-brand lamps in Japan throughout B2B channels, according to the company’s executives. In particular, the company has recently introduced a 130-gram, 1,000-lumen light bulb for Japan’s and mainland China. The bulbs are lit by chips from Epistar.The company thought that because of further markdown of LED light bulbs to points acceptable by average consumers, LED replacements for incandescent bulbs in Japan would increase sharply. For Japan’s commercial-lighting market, the company will supply dimmable lighting systems and high-lumen lamps.

In addition, the company has also launched solar-powered and wind-powered LED streetlights.The company has utilized a coating process - which is easily adapter for I-LEDs as they have a simpler element structure when compared to OLEDs. I-LED is different from LEDs as they use the EL (electroluminescence) phenomenon. And the new panel can easily be bent.Recently, NetLED system developed by Tokyo-based lighting tech startup Net LED Technology Corp. will go on sale in Japan on February 20,marking Japan gets the world’s first cloud-based LED lighting system.The 40W lights of 40,000-hour lifespan come with built-in Wi-Fi: users can control each tube over the web after installing the NetLed app on a smartphone, tablet, or computer.

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