CombOLED Research Project
For the long term, organic light diodes (OLEDs) are seen as ideal alternatives to present-day technologies in the area of displays and illumination. Schreiner VarioLight participates in the development of innovative OLED production...
Intelligent sensors with EL light
New, innovative technologies such as electroluminescent lamps (EL) and printed sensors can complement currently used technologies for vehicle controls. So-called Intelligent Surfaces...
EL Solutions for Special Requirements
Whether for stages and sales areas, on ships and aircraft, or as emer gency lighting, electroluminescent products by Schreiner VarioLight in strip form offer undreamed-of design options. This solution makes the product portfolio of this innovative division even more attractive...
Porsche Cayenne with innovative light design
Two specialised suppliers joined forces to create a “tangible experience of innovative design” in the interior compartment of a Porsche Cayenne. The project combined exclusive automotive textiles from Strähle+Hess with ambient electroluminescent (EL) lighting from Schreiner VarioLight. The resulting interior of this Porsche Cayenne show car sets new standards in the area of automotive design. It is being presented to automobile manufacturers and automotive suppliers until the summer of 2008 to let potential customers experience the possibilities of innovative design elements with all their senses...
Newest Generation of EL Lamps
Electroluminescent lamp (EL lamp) applications have become standard in many top-of-the line sedans. EL lamps emit a pleasant, uniform light across a particular surface and create an ambience of sophistication and style. Now, this technology is making its way into other industries as well. A major reason for the success of EL technology is innovations of the kind developed by Schreiner VarioLight. The most recent highlight is an EL lamp emitting light in various colors. The so-called mood light opens up completely new design options involving the use of color...
