Osram to exhibit a large Orbeos OLED Lighting room installation
Osram will exhibit a large room filled with Orbeos OLED Lighting panels. This installation was planned under the direction of Professor Andreas Schulz together with his team of the renowned lighting design office ‘LichtKunstLicht’. The OLED panels ‘float’ in the room, in the walls, ceiling and floor. Visitors can enter the room and walk through this installation. The installation will be on show in the Light+Building exhibition in Frankfurt (April 11-16). Osram’s Orbeos panels are round (88mm diameter), 2.1mm thick and weight 24g each (the efficiency is 25lm/W). The panels are available now on-line .
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