Savant has released its next generation TrueImage lighting software, leveraging the company’s patented virtual lighting concepts to allow users to experience virtual lights in any room on their mobile devices. Users can easily change dimming levels and RGB colors simply by tapping the virtual light. TrueImage greatly reduces lighting complexity and takes home automation to a different level.
Savant’s control of lighting with TrueImage for mobile devices also works with Savant touch screens and the Savant Pro Remote. TrueImage users can see, touch, control, and dim the light from any Savant control system interface directly from the photographic image, updating the color and dimness setting of the light as a visual reference on the interface screen in real time. Once a photo has been taken and stored, all user interfaces in the system update automatically, including the Savant Pro App, touch screens and remotes, saving valuable time for the integrator.
Savant TrueImage also can help integrators generate excitement during the sales process and deliver an experience their clients will adore. Users and/or integrators can use a mobile device to photograph the light, press the button, and TrueImage software takes care of the rest.
To take full advantage of this new interface, Savant is also introducing a new line of colored smart bulbs and LED light strips. These products will be available from Savant Authorized Integrators and will be far less costly than the colored lighting solutions currently available in the custom technology market.
“TrueImage reflects our mission to deliver the best smart home user experience through ongoing innovation unavailable anywhere else. This new interface brings even more value to automated lighting for Savant,” stated Savant CEO Robert Madonna. “TrueImage is unlike any other control solution and will enable integrators to differentiate themselves when presenting smart home solutions to their prospective clients.”
Savant’s new TrueImage lighting control software will be on display in San Diego at CEDIA and will begin shipping in October, 2017.
