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LED Lights: Lumenova and Jenoptik Enter into Collaboration

Lumenova GmbH, Esslingen, a PSI Group company and JENOPTIK Polymer Systems GmbH, Triptis, part of the Jenoptik Optical Systems division, have concluded a wide-ranging strategic alliance in the area of LED lighting. The aim of the collaboration is to achieve a quick entry into the strong growth…

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Lumenova GmbH, Esslingen, a PSI Group company and JENOPTIK Polymer Systems GmbH, Triptis, part of the Jenoptik Optical Systems division, have concluded a wide-ranging strategic alliance in the area of LED lighting.

The aim of the collaboration is to achieve a quick entry into the strong growth market of LED lighting in public spaces and in their commercial use as well as the development of new areas of application such as for example tunnel lighting or lighting for production halls. The aim of the two companies is to become joint leaders in these segments in terms of costs and technology. Lumenova GmbH develops and supplies high-tech LED systems for use in general lighting as well as for special applications. Jenoptik is one of the leading manufacturers of optical, optomechanical and optoelectronic systems and components and has accumulated extensive know-how in mass production where very high standards of quality are demanded.

The long-term cooperation agreement was concluded recently and covers the technical collaboration in the further development of LED lighting technology based on the “Lightengine” developed by Lumenova, the development of new reflector optics for a range of applications as well as on the further enhancing of the optical quality.

For additional information please visit the Jenoptik website or contact sales@jenoptik-ps.de.

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