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Particularly revealing data is used in the healthcare sector. This is precisely where lighting systems equipped with smart sensor technology can provide valuable insights. For example, movement or air conditions in patient rooms, which in turn can be used to derive cleaning schedules or climate control. The lighting system provides more than "just" the right lighting here. Collected values and data analyses contribute to smart, energy-efficient building use and provide insights into the patients’ regeneration process.

A functional lighting system is of central importance for patients and staff. For employees in healthcare facilities, lighting must meet the requirements of the visual task – from examinations to care and service to laboratory activities. To ensure that patients feel comfortable in their rooms, the lighting should both comply with standards and also be individually adaptable. The lighting should also be easy and intuitive to control. This is where simple, self-explanatory operating devices help. Special functions may not be immediately apparent to the user, but they are all the more helpful for building services. These include integrated power measurement, system diagnostics, operating hours counters, and status reports.

Amico was incorporated in to manufacture Industrial equipment for the construction industry. Within years, the company began a transition to manufacturing Medical products for the Health Care Industry. In , Amico discontinued its Industrial business to focus entirely on manufacturing medical products for the Patient Rooms and the Emergency Rooms in a Hospital. By , the company had grown significantly due to the needs of an aging population and the pressures imposed by the COVID pandemic. Today Amico manufactures a very broad range of hospital products within a campus of buildings occupying , square feet.