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Philips introduced Skylight, a ceiling-mounted LED panel that makes windowless rooms feel like they have a sky-facing window. It uses Signify’s NatureConnect tech to create the depth, brightness, and color shifts of natural daylight. Philips also follows the sun throughout the day, moving from cool morning light to warmer... show more

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