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BIOS SkyView Table Lamp

Prize(s) Winners in Task Lighting
Company Billings Jackson Design
Lead Designers Duncan Jackson
Other Designer's names Aidan Jamison, Michael Phillips
Other Credits Robert Soler, VP Research, BIOS Lighting
Completion Date March 2020
Project Location USA
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Entry Description

BIOS SkyView is the first table lamp of its kind, combining the convenience of a ‘plug and play’ luminaire with BIOS SkyBlue circadian technology. The BIOS light spectrum brings biologically optimized light indoors for the first time and is proven to improve productivity, physical and mental health, and wellbeing.
Artificial light is not bright enough to synchronize circadian rhythms by day and it interrupts sleep at night. At a basic level, being starved of natural light limits ability to focus and perform. More seriously, improper light exposure is linked to mood disorders and chronic illnesses.
SkyView is a proximal solution, helping specifiers to meet WELL Building Standards while minimizing energy use. Throughout the day, SkyView adjusts the spectrum of light to the optimal composition to support circadian rhythm, using color separation to capture the essence of being outside.
The app enables users to customize the lamp with personal sunrise and sunset times and durations. Low energy, low intensity natural light at eye level is key to comfort and body-clock alignment, and SkyView produces the visual, emotional and biological effect of being outside at the flick of a switch.
Company Description

Billings Jackson is a unique industrial design firm, working at the interface of construction and product manufacturing to enhance the built environment. Founded in 1992 and with offices in London, New York and Chicago, the studio works on high profile architectural projects as well as designing products for market-leading manufacturers. Within the field of Solid State Lighting, Billings Jackson is particularly interested in integrating technology to create truly responsive environments.