And the more time we spend indoors, the less likely it is that we are exposing ourselves to sufficient daylight. We often forget how important natural light is – it can affect our mood, energy levels, productivity and sleep. The exposure to the natural light-dark cycle gives our biological clocks the essential time cues we need to feel well and perform well.
Most indoor light emits only visual levels of light. With the right technology, we can mimic natural day cycles to bring the non-visual impact of lighting indoors, supporting occupant wellbeing.
Just as sufficient daylight exposure is tied to positive health outcomes, insufficient daylight exposure can have detrimental impacts to health. Even if we aren’t aware that it’s happening, even 1 hour of misalignment between social and biological rhythms has major repercussions for sleep, general health and economic outcomes.
With these features, BioUp performs with excellent efficiency and superb daylighting simulation, positively impacting the occupant experience.
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