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ASSIST: Alliance for Solid-State Illumination Systems and Technologies

ASSIST Program Sponsors

Bridgelux

China Solid State Lighting Alliance

Cree

Federal Aviation Administration

GE Lumination (formerly GELcore)

ITRI, Industrial Technology Research Institute

Lighting Science Group

Lite-On

NeoPac Lighting

New York State Energy and Research Development Authority

OSRAM SYLVANIA

Permlight

Philips Lighting

Color Kinetics

Photonics Cluster (UK)

The Lighting Association

Seoul Semiconductor

US Environmental Protection Agency

USG

Program Overview

The Alliance for Solid-State Illumination Systems and Technologies (ASSIST) was established in 2002 by the Lighting Research Center to advance the effective use of energy-efficient solid-state lighting and to speed its market acceptance.

As a collaboration between researchers, manufacturers, and government organizations, ASSIST has the goal to identify and reduce the major technical hurdles currently facing solid-state lighting. On behalf of ASSIST, the LRC conducts research, demonstration, and educational activities. Beyond technical research, ASSIST has been active in fostering discussions between traditional luminaire manufacturers and LED manufacturers. Through this work, ASSIST is helping LED technology to gain widespread use in lighting applications that can benefit from this rapidly advancing light source.

Learn more about ASSIST's ResearchDemonstrationEducation, Sponsorship, and ASSIST recommends activities.

ASSIST Program Sponsors
  • Bridgelux
  • China Solid State Lighting Alliance
  • Cree
  • Federal Aviation Administration
  • GE Lumination (formerly GELcore)
  • ITRI, Industrial Technology Research Institute
  • Lighting Science Group
  • Lite-On
  • NeoPac Lighting
  • New York State Energy Research and Development Authority (NYSERDA)
  • OSRAM SYLVANIA
  • Permlight
  • Philips Lighting/Color Kinetics, now Philips Solid-State Lighting Solutions
  • Photonics Cluster (UK)/The Lighting Association
  • Seoul Semiconductor
  • United States Environmental Protection Agency
  • USG
For More Information

Contact Dr. N. Narendran for more information about the ASSIST Program.

N. Narendran, LRC Director of Research
518-687-7100
e-mail: narenn2@rpi.edu



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