DIGITIZATION TO IMPROVE SUSTAINABILITY

DIGITAL TRANSFORMATION

Through the improvement and extension of our channels and the development of tools in the service of design, we are moving toward reducing customer response time, trying to give autonomy to external collaborators, and constantly gaining insights for improvement.

At the end of 2022, the project to develop the BIM (Building Infomation Modeling) library of our bedhead units and lighting fittings began. BIM is more than just a technology: it is a working philosophy that integrates information, collaboration, and coordination at all stages of a project.

Today, with this tool, we can enable the designer to create detailed models of architectures by making them accessible to all team members. This allows designers to explore product features in detail, test their lighting effectiveness, and predict how they will integrate into the environment.

BIM is not limited to the design phase; it extends to the entire product life cycle. Building managers can use this technology to monitor the status of lighting products over time, plan preventive maintenance and provide timely assistance in case of failures. This reduces downtime and ensures that lighting within complex infrastructure, such as hospitals, remains efficient and reliable over the long term.