Lights Everywhere!

Lights Everywhere!

Recently, I've been using a lot of SMART lighting to support clients with their daily routines. I have one client who uses a sunrise and sunset effect routine on their SMART lighting and now knows when it is time to get up and go to bed as a result of this, which is a massive achievement for someone that has no understanding of time. Another has sound activated lights that he will eventually turn on and off with his eye gaze but for now he enjoys triggering them from his standing frame and creating different waves of light just by making different sounds. 

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