未来人工照明：向阳光靠近——人工智能照明与视觉健康

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Light plays a crucial role in the proper development of human eyesand vision. In this sense. an inevitable tendency of modern development is the evolution of artificial light that, in turn, modulates the human environment. Current advancementsin artificial light technology are also one of the environmental factors that
contribute to eye-relatedproblems. A major concern of artificial intelligence lighting in the future will be how to direct the technological progress of lighting to enhance eye health. Integratingvarious research studies and views on visual and optical science, the author puts forward an idea that the future of artificial intelligence lighting should be "from the sun, towards vision health". By providing an optimized spectral distribution,simulating natural light periodic changes, and developing programmable switches of spectral and intensity control, we are adjusting the man-made light to be close to sunlight, but yet more than the sunlight.

Key words： man-made light vision health natural light

Received: 10 September 2017

Corresponding Authors: Jia Qu, The Eye Hospital of Wenzhou Medical University, State Key Laboratory ofOphthalmology, Optometry,

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Smart Artificial Lighting: From the Sun Towards Vision Health,Illuminating the Future of Man-made Light

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