Lepro

Lepro's AI-powered lighting products include smart LED bulbs, wall lights, strip lights and recessed lighting, all of which incorporate AI technology like LightGPM and LightBeats to offer personalized and immersive lighting effects.

Lepro's main technology, LightGPM 2, uses large language models to generate lighting effects based on user input like voice commands and photos. That lets users create custom lighting scenes for different activities, moods and scenes. LightGPM also can handle more complex instructions, like turning on lights for a particular task or shifting lighting colors based on a person's emotions.

LightBeats is another algorithm that synchronizes lighting with music by mimicking the way the human auditory nervous system perceives sound. It calculates the perceived subjective sound loudness and synchronizes the frequency and amplitude of lighting devices to match the audio. It can be used in special occasions and holidays, live performances and even everyday music listening.

Lepro's products include:

• Lepro B1 AI Smart Light Bulbs: A 2-pack or 4-pack of bulbs that have RGB+CCT color options, AI voice control and LightBeats music sync.
• Lepro S1 AI Smart LED Strip Lights: 16.4ft and 32.8ft long strips that have RGB colors, AI facial recognition and LightBeats.
• Lepro N1 AI Smart RGB Rope Lights: 9.84ft and 19.68ft long lights with RGB colors and LightBeats.
• Lepro WL1 AI Smart RGB Wall Lights: 6-pc and 8-pc packs with corners that have RGB colors and LightBeats.
• Lepro R2 AI Generated Lighting-Smart LED Canless Light: A product with RGB+CCT colors, mood recognition and LightBeats.

Prices vary depending on the product and quantity, with a 2-pack of Lepro B1 AI Smart Light Bulbs costing $19.99 and an 8-pc pack of Lepro WL1 AI Smart RGB Wall Lights costing $129.99. Shipping is free on orders over $39.

Lepro's AI lighting products are designed to offer users a more personalized experience with lighting that's more immersive. The company is working on new products and has filed for patents, showing it's serious about its place in the AI lighting market.

Published on August 4, 2024