Recent developments in the smart lighting sector indicate that Philips Hue is poised to enhance its product offerings with an innovative adapter designed for Nanoleaf Shapes lights. This revelation follows the discovery of a new icon within the Hue app, representing hexagonal panel lights that closely resemble those produced by Nanoleaf.
Integration of Nanoleaf Shapes Lights
According to reports from Smartlights.de, Philips Hue is preparing to launch a “wall light module” that will facilitate the integration of Nanoleaf’s popular Shapes lights into existing Hue ecosystems. This adapter is expected to allow users to seamlessly incorporate these aesthetically pleasing wall lights into their Philips Hue setups.
The upcoming adapter is said to support up to 100 Nanoleaf panels, accommodating all three Shapes variants: Hexagons, Triangles, and Mini Triangles. However, there remains some uncertainty regarding whether users will have access to Nanoleaf’s distinctive lighting patterns and animations through the Hue platform. The collaboration between Philips Hue and Nanoleaf appears plausible, especially given the branding visible on the packaging associated with the adapter.
Anticipation is building as the adapter is rumored to launch in early September, with a projected price point of approximately €40 in Europe, translating to around in the United States. As the release date approaches, industry observers are keenly awaiting further details, which may shed light on the full capabilities of this new integration.
