Summary
This paper investigates the non-visual effects of light in an automotive context, specifically the vehicle interior, and how these effects depend on the solid angle of the light source.
Categories
Lighting Design Considerations: The paper explores how the design of lighting, specifically the solid angle of the light source, in a vehicle's interior can influence non-visual effects.
Alertness and performance: The paper discusses how light can influence alertness and performance, which is relevant in the context of driving.
Well-being: The paper mentions that light can influence well-being, which is relevant in the context of the comfort and experience of passengers in a vehicle.
Author(s)
A Niemeyer
Publication Year
2023
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