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After a rigorous review, Lextar’s PANDORA Mood Lamp beat many other outstanding products to win a prize in its first participation in the IDEA (International Design Excellence Awards) competition. PANDORA, capable of creating natural light indoors in an outstanding design with special features such as a wireless somatosensory remote control, is on the finalist in the category of home furnishings. The product debuted in the Light + Building 2014 in March in Frankfurt, Germany.

Enabled by state-of-the-art technology, Lextar’s PANDORA Mood Lamp reproduces natural light in a home environment, and apart from its main white light function downwords offers various mixed-color ambient light upwards. In addition, through smartphones, it captures images of the nature, analyzes its colors, and transmits the signals to PANDORA via Wi-Fi to enable the simulation of natural light indoors. Its major light source is a strong yet lightweight ultra-slim panel light that provides uniform and soft light. PANDORA’s somatosensory detection gesture control and user-friendly interface allow users to operate between downward main lighting functions and upward indirect ambient lighting.

Mr. Mike Yang, head of Lextar Industrial Design Office, says that PANDORA intelligent lighting has integrated high-tech applications of optics, wireless control, electronics, and machenical. With its vertical integration of LED technology and ODM experience working with international brands, Lextar produces lighting products that are both aesthetically and technologically appealing. The design team at Lextar has already won several international design awards from German iF and Red Dot and Japanese Good Design. The winning of the IDEA design award, one of the four largest international industrial design awards, has further proved the capability of the Lextar industrial and R&D design team.