Trends in Construction Lighting

Mar 17, 2023
TYRI

TYRI Lights’ Christian Wadell, global R&D director, and Ken Turzinski, president of Tyri Americas, talk about what makes construction lighting unique in 2023 – things like custom designed solutions for OEMs, autonomous lighting, brand-specific looks and unique projections. TYRI’s full staff of engineers globally can take even a rough sketch to complete design. Give them your problem and see what their solution is. Check it out and see their new INTELLilight system on display at South Hall 1st Level - #S63129.


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