"We have seen great interest in the intelligent lighting control space, particularly around smart homes and energy efficiency; however, cost and complexity have limited broad adoption. iLumi has the potential to be disruptive, as their automation and lighting control capabilities are simple and scalable, and come at a more affordable price," said Tom Kerber, director of home systems and energy management research, Parks Associates. "I look forward to seeing the progression of the company when they enter full-scale production."

From the article, "Android app controls intelligent iLumi LED lighting" by Alun Williams.

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