"I want a light that doesn't get hot, so my kid doesn't burn himself on it, but I want it to emit a warm light so I want a cold color temperature". Talking about temperature when shopping for lights is confusing.

"Wasted" a few hours adding some flare to the Stellars wires. We now visualize the Color, Value or Transform passing through the wires. (the transform interface is very temporary.)

The dynamic interface system that lets users export any parameter to our end user facing interface is starting to take shape.

Our new node graph hides all type conversion in the lines. At any time you can click on the little conversion icon to reveal the conversion node so that you can tweak it in detail.

Stellar 2.0 compute module is operational and is able to control light fixtures and respond to devices reconfigurations seamlessly.

First light has been computed in Shimmers next generation control tech, and its green.

We are currently in early testing of Project Constellation, a workflow tool that will make it trivial for any hardware designer to build devices that interact with Shimmer, be it lights, sensors, motor controls, input devices, fans or any other building automation.

Our new color space conversion algorithm lets us color match lights with arbitrary number of primaries. We take care to produce colors using as many primaries as possible to get high CRI. The system also manages varying brightness of the different primaries.

Stellar controlling a 16x16 SPI LED over WiFi. Our list of supported hardware integrations keep growing. A great effort by our embedded team!

Testing our wall mount controller interacting with stellar and a some Eulum design linear lights.

And there was light.