Want to control the colors in your home? Sure, you could just buy a Philips Hue bulb, but where’s the hacking fun in that? [Dario] agrees: he has written a tutorial on building an Arduino-con… ...

A handheld remote control can be used to position the VantagePoint LED light from Fire Research Corp., which provides 6,700 lumens of white lighting.

If you're willing to sacrifice the remote control, you can save even more money by buying TCP's LED 2-pack for $99 (it includes the Gateway, but not the remote), then adding the third bulb a la ...

This handy LED lighting system offers Wi-Fi connectivity, so it can be controlled by hassle-free voice command. Different settings (video or music modes) use the system’s built-in microphone and ...

Of course, while I am a huge fan, the Hue is not without its hitches. Most obvious: The system is on the expensive side. A starter kit that comes with a Wi-Fi bridge (necessary to give you remote ...

Musco's Total Light Control—TLC for LED™ technology is a responsible sports lighting system for players, owners, managers, neighbors, and the night sky. (Photo: Musco Lighting) Full Size ...

Try an LED light projector ... You can control color and brightness through the free smartphone app or by ... You’re getting a 16.4-foot roll of LED light strips, along with a remote, ...

Red, green, and blue (RGB) LEDs can be used in architectural and stage lighting systems to create brightly projected colors—with a white (RGBW) LED sometimes added to the RGB mix to extend the ...

To, say, power the LED to 50% brightness, a designer would have the system monitor a counter which might count from zero to 255. It would trigger the PWM override when it noticed a count of 128.