Samsung has launched an artificial natural light product that can be integrated into smart homes. C-Lab is the name of Samsung's internal development department. There are rumors that they have developed a window-shaped device that imitates natural light. It can be integrated with smart homes, can be programmed to adapt to different situations and has options for different brightness and color settings, all of which can be controlled through app.
SunnyFive can even adjust the angle of natural light and completely pretend that the sun rises and falls outside the artificial window during the day. It even helps users synthesize vitamin D indoors or in low-light places without worrying about skin aging or sunburn.
Although originally intended to be used as a SAD lamp (Situational Affected Depression), it is a more complete product that can be added to enclosed rooms (such as bathrooms). In these rooms, the windows are covered with frosted glass. Since it is designed as a window instead of a lamp, it will also be more easily integrated into the house. Therefore, SunnyFive is not only a tool to help improve mental health, but also an intelligent function generally used in houses.
However, the price and availability of the window-shaped device that imitates natural light are currently unclear. I believe many people will be interested in it. Samsung did say that it will be compatible with its smart home system SmartThings.
SunnyFive can even adjust the angle of natural light and completely pretend that the sun rises and falls outside the artificial window during the day. It even helps users synthesize vitamin D indoors or in low-light places without worrying about skin aging or sunburn.
Although originally intended to be used as a SAD lamp (Situational Affected Depression), it is a more complete product that can be added to enclosed rooms (such as bathrooms). In these rooms, the windows are covered with frosted glass. Since it is designed as a window instead of a lamp, it will also be more easily integrated into the house. Therefore, SunnyFive is not only a tool to help improve mental health, but also an intelligent function generally used in houses.
However, the price and availability of the window-shaped device that imitates natural light are currently unclear. I believe many people will be interested in it. Samsung did say that it will be compatible with its smart home system SmartThings.
