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Artificial skylight panel-Rayleigh Scattering Technology

Artificial skylight panel-Rayleigh Scattering Technology

2022-08-22

Because the higher frequency green, blue and violet light in the solar spectrum shines more prominently than the lower frequency red light, the blue light is scattered to the diffuse sky by the strong scattering of atmospheric molecules when the sun shines after rain, and the sky takes on a beautiful blue color.

                          

RYOPT skylights is an optical system based on nano technology to artificially reproduce the natural light and visual appearance of the sun and sky in any environment, day or night. It projected by a specially optically designed full -spectrum LED device, short-wavelength blue light is scattered, giving the appliance a "sunny blue- sky" effect.

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Artificial skylight panel-Rayleigh Scattering Technology

Artificial skylight panel-Rayleigh Scattering Technology

Because the higher frequency green, blue and violet light in the solar spectrum shines more prominently than the lower frequency red light, the blue light is scattered to the diffuse sky by the strong scattering of atmospheric molecules when the sun shines after rain, and the sky takes on a beautiful blue color.

                          

RYOPT skylights is an optical system based on nano technology to artificially reproduce the natural light and visual appearance of the sun and sky in any environment, day or night. It projected by a specially optically designed full -spectrum LED device, short-wavelength blue light is scattered, giving the appliance a "sunny blue- sky" effect.

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