At first glance, “LED”, outsiders think it of more science and technology, and classified as a serious academic areas. However, the development of the LED lights will eventually move towards a civilian, and to become part of people’s daily lives,. In many cases, we advocate LED applications to be people-oriented, but if the people are ignorant of the led lighting market growth, so where does “people-oriented”. At present, phone focus on user experience, furniture focus on user experience, and even a small flapper should focus on the user experience. How  about the era of LED lighting, How can we not focus on “user experience”?

I believe that the “user experience, people-oriented “is perhaps the museum experience with the original target. Right now, the LED industry promotion, more government-led policy down, you must perform, as it is for the future of LED industry which has a broad space for development. However, in the promotion of the process, the drawbacks appeared in just to push blindly, it never starts from the feelings of people; In fact, many laymen LED lighting understanding merely recognize stage, they also need time to accept and use.

The development of the industry is not “behind closed doors, the LED promotion can not be limited. It can be said that the construction and opening of the Museum of the LED theme park experience, is the big progress for LED promotion, and it is for the general public to provide a platform to try for themselves, recognizing the LED and understanding of LED lighting application, which is diversified.

Mercury consumption for energy-saving lamps in China is about 20 tons / year, 1 mg of mercury into the ground will result in 360 tons of water and soil pollution around, these data are not new, but it is the electric light that facing with the objective facts. As the world’s largest mercury production, use and emissions country, China has become the world’s most polluted mercury region. But now in mercury pollution prevention and control work, but weak in basic research, the lack of economic feasibility of alternatives and mitigation technologies and many other issues.