Lighting control
A method of controlling a lighting system, the method comprising: receiving a user input from a user; controlling a first plurality of luminaires in a first environment to render a lighting scene in response to the received user input; storing at least one parameter of the lighting scene in electronic storage; detecting a presence of the user in a second environment and in response thereto: determining at least one property of the second environment and/or the user in the second environment; determining whether the determined property meets one or more predetermined criteria; and using the stored parameter to control a second plurality of luminaires in the second environment to render a version of the lighting scene on condition that the one or more predetermined criteria are determined to be met; wherein the at least one property comprises a duration of the presence of the user in the second environment, and the one or more predetermined criteria comprise a criterion of the duration of the presence of the user in the second environment exceeding a threshold duration.
1. A method of controlling a lighting system to provide a follow me lighting effect from a source room to a destination room, the method comprising:
receiving a user input from a user;
controlling a first plurality of luminaires in the source room to render a lighting scene in response to the received user input;
storing at least one parameter of the lighting scene in electronic storage;
detecting a presence of the use in the destination room and in response thereto:
determining whether the destination room exhibits follow-me behavior or not;
determining whether the duration of the presence of the user in the destination room exceeds a threshold duration; and
using the stored parameter to control a second plurality of luminaires in the destination room to render a version of the lighting scene on condition that the destination room exhibits follow-me behavior and that the duration of the presence of the user exceeds the duration threshold.
2. The method according to claim 1 , wherein the threshold duration is configured by the user.
3. A non-transitory computer readable medium comprising code configured so as when executed on one or more processors, implements the method of claim 1 .
4. The method according to claim 1 , further comprising,:
determining whether at least one property of the presence of the user in the destination room meets one or more criteria; and wherein said controlling the second plurality of luminaires is performed on further condition that the at least one property of the presence of the user in the second environment is determined to meet the one or more criteria.
5. The method according to claim 4 , wherein said at least one property of the presence of the user in the destination room comprises a speed of the user within the destination room, and wherein said one or more criteria comprise a criterion being that the speed of the user is below a predetermined threshold speed.
6. The method according to claim 4 , wherein said at least one property of the presence of the user in the destination room comprises an amount of motion of the user within the destination room, and wherein said one or more criteria comprise a criterion being that the amount of motion of the user ( 309 ) is below a predetermined threshold amount of motion.
7. The method according to claim 1 , further comprising:
determining a first ID being an ID of the user from whom the user input is received;
determining a second ID being an ID of the user whose presence is detected in the destination room;
determining whether the second ID matches the first ID; and wherein said controlling the second plurality of luminaires is performed on further condition that the second ID is determined to match the first ID.
8. The method according to claim 1 , further comprising controlling the first plurality of luminaires to turn off in response to said detecting a presence of the user in the destination room.
9. The method according to claim 1 , wherein the destination room exhibiting follow-me behavior or not is configured by the user.
10. The method according to claim 6 , wherein the threshold amount of motion is configured by the user.
11. The method according to claim 5 , wherein the threshold speed is configured by the user.
12. A lighting system for providing a follow me lighting effect from a source room to a destination room comprising:
a first plurality of luminaires arranged to provide illumination in the source room;
a second plurality of luminaries arranged to provide illumination in the destination room; and
a controller arranged for:
receiving a user input from a user;
controlling the first plurality of luminaires render a lighting scene in response to the received user input;
storing at least one parameter of the lighting scene in electronic storage;
detecting a presence of the user in the destination room and in response thereto:
determined whether the destination room exhibits follow-me behavior or not;
determining whether the duration of the presence of the user in the destination room exceeds a threshold duration; and
using the stored parameter to control the second plurality of luminaires to render a version of the lighting scene on condition that the destination room exhibits follow-me behavior and that the duration of the presence of the user exceeds the duration threshold.