Exposee-Number
1325

Immersive light stimulation mask for circadian and neurostimulatory intervention

Current light therapy is divided: stationary devices offer
the required intensity of 10,000 lux, but severely restrict
mobility. Mobile light glasses, on the other hand, often
use point-shaped LED light sources with dangerously
high luminance levels and insufficient overall
brightness. Technically, this results in inhomogeneity
and a risk of glare, while on the user side, disorientation
or a lack of well-being significantly limit acceptance and
therapeutic effectiveness.


Subject area
Adaptive Lighting Systems and Visual Processing


Patent number
DE102025154261


Contact person
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Tran Quoc Khanh
office@lichttechnik.tu-darmstadt.de
+49 6151 16-22877

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Optionale Headline

The innovation is a portable light stimulation mask that
creates a large-scale, immersive sky impression in the
field of vision. A spectrally optimised LED matrix
precisely replicates the characteristics of the natural
sky and enables high biological effectiveness without
glare or visual irritation. The system combines mobility
with the profound psychological impact of natural light
dynamics for effective, user-centred light intervention
in everyday life.