#led-lights
Addressable Pixel Controller for LED Strips and Nodes: Control Every Light Individually
In the world of dynamic lighting design, nothing offers more visual impact than addressable pixel-based systems. From animated façades to immersive stage backdrops, the ability to control each pixel individually opens the door to stunning motion effects, gradients, and color sequences.
ArtNet Pixel Controller: Driving LED Installations with Precision and Flexibility
As modern lighting moves toward immersive visual design, addressable LED pixels have become essential for media façades, creative stage effects, and interactive installations. At the center of these systems is the ArtNet pixel controller – a device that receives network-based control data and distributes it precisely across thousands of individual LEDs.
How Dimming Shapes Color in Architectural Lighting: Tips and Examples from Sundrax Engineers 🌆
Architectural lighting is more than just illumination—it’s a powerful tool that brings buildings to life. Through color, brightness, contrast, and seamless transitions, it crafts mood, highlights intricate details, and accentuates form. At the heart of this expressive art lies dimming—not merely a way to adjust brightness but a method to transform the perception of color and the atmosphere of any space.
How to Choose the Right Dimmer: Comparison of Phase, PWM, and 0–10 V ⚡
A correctly selected dimmer is the foundation of a stable and long-lasting lighting installation. We asked a Sundrax engineer Alex Chomsky to explain the difference between the main types of dimmers and how to choose the right one depending on the task.
The Future of Architectural Lighting: Autonomous DMX Networks and AI — Insights from Sundrax Engineers
Digital control of architectural lighting is becoming an integral part of urban infrastructure. This article highlights the key technologies transforming the industry, according to Sundrax engineers. These are not mere predictions but specific directions already being implemented in modern projects.