Industry-first real-time lighting placement simulation draws attention
Match lighting to your space with just a computer or smartphone
Interior lighting brand Hit Lighting announced that 'Smart Preview,' the industry's first real-time lighting placement simulation service, is drawing considerable attention.
'Smart Preview' is a service that lets users photograph the space where they want to install lighting and composite their chosen fixtures into the image in real time. With just a computer or smartphone, users can match lighting to their space anytime, anywhere.
Hit Lighting, which offers 'Smart Preview,' operates under the slogan 'Meticulous Premium Quality,' focusing on flawless quality and high-quality service, and is currently a company holding a leading competitive edge in the lighting industry.
Interior design, once regarded as a specialized field, can now be handled entirely by oneself, from selecting materials to obtaining quotes. In fact, DIY interior design has spread like a trend, and online housewarming tours have become popular on social media.
Accordingly, Hit Lighting explained that its 'Smart Preview' service, which eases the difficulty consumers once faced in finding suitable products to replace already-installed lighting, is proving highly popular among consumers. It can be seen as a case that effectively overcomes the installation limitations consumers encounter when purchasing lighting products that require electrical wiring.
Hit Lighting stated that while the growing number of competitors benchmarking the services and marketing it provides is a positive phenomenon for the lighting market, there are occasionally companies that use its self-developed programs, designs, and photos without authorization, and that it operates a separate monitoring team to reduce such damage. The company added that it also runs a service planning team to provide services differentiated from those of its competitors.
Meanwhile, Hit Lighting, founded in 2009, is an online lighting shopping mall that operates more than 40 brands and sells over 6,000 products.