Ad Hoc Electronics - The Ad Hoc wireless light switch is a self-powered lighting control solution that truncates the time needed for installing light switches and completely bypasses the setbacks embedded in any impervious wall. Installers never have to worry about running copper to the switch and home/business owners never have to worry about replacing batteries. Once installed (very easy-to-do), the home or business becomes fitted for the benefits of advanced lighting control.

Ad Hoc Electronics
777 South State St., Orem, UT 84058
Ph : (801) 225-2226 / Fx (801) 653-4257 / info@AdHocElectronics.com
www.AdHocElectronics.com

Lightning Switch - Lightning Switch wireless Transmitters (the switch controls) use NASA space technology to generate their own electricity whenever the Transmitter button is pushed. Their radio signals go 40 ft. to 100+ ft. (depending on the models you choose) right through walls, floors and ceilings.   With the patented Lightning Switch you can install controls for lights and appliances in minutes... while saving as much as 70% to 80% of the installed cost of regular wired switches. Incredibly, these revolutionary remote control switches can work for decades… and they never need batteries!

Lightning Switch PulseSwitch Systems
427 West 35th Street Norfolk, VA 23508
Ph : 888-697-9482 / feedback@lightningswitch.com
www.lightningswitch.com 

Light Corp. - Light Corp., a company from Grand Haven, Michigan, is launching a lighting control system that allows users to remotely control the lighting in industrial buildings. The system, called Intu, is inexpensive and easy to install, as the technology is completely wireless.

Because Light Corp. focuses on industrial lighting, the system is being developed primarily for large warehouses, factories, and office buildings. However, one day the technology could be applicable for household use, and would be akin to turning your lights on or off with your laptop rather than the switch on the wall.

The "Intu: 360° Workspace Agility" system works by using a wireless mesh network of nodes and sensors. Brick-size nodes are attached to lighting fixtures on the ceiling, while smaller sensors are positioned around the plant to detect varying levels of lighting. The light (dimming, timing, etc.) can then be controlled from an on-site or off-site computer instead of manually operating lights in various locations. The Intu server is hosted off-site by Light Corp., eliminating the need for IT assistance.