By: Jennifer Hackenburg, Director of Product Marketing, Luminys

From parking lots and retail storefronts to school hallways and office campuses, low-light performance has become a non-negotiable for modern video security. Organizations need cameras that deliver clear images after dark, adapt to changing lighting conditions, and support smarter decision-making without adding complexity to deployment or management.

That expectation was a central theme during Luminys’ November 2025 product webinar, where the company highlighted how its latest camera portfolio is designed to meet evolving needs across a range of security applications.

The message was clear: effective nighttime security requires solutions built specifically for low-light environments.

One of the clearest takeaways from the webinar was how Luminys has structured its camera portfolio around monitoring style, illumination method, and deployment needs. In the Starter Series, the N2 IR Series supports basic monitoring, the N3-L LumiLuxSmart Series adds hybrid flexible monitoring, and the N3-B LumiLightBand Series is positioned for proactive monitoring. In the Mainstream Series, the N5-D LumiDeterrent Series focuses on deterrence, while the N4 LumiNightKing, N5-L LumiLuxSmart, and N5-C LumiColor series expand the portfolio with covert low-light, dual-illumination, and dusk-to-dawn color options for more demanding environments.

Below, we explore how these principles show up across the Luminys portfolio.

Smarter Starter-Series Security for Everyday Environments

Expectations for entry-level security cameras have shifted. As organizations move from analog to IP-based systems, even cost-conscious deployments now demand stronger image quality, useful analytics, and dependable performance.

The N3-L LumiLuxSmart Starter Series was built with these realities in mind. Rather than forcing installers to choose between color, coverage, or simplicity, these dual-illumination cameras are designed to adapt to changing lighting conditions. LumiLuxSmart technology supports three operating modes: infrared-only, white light only, and motion-activated dual illumination. This allows a single camera to handle multiple scenarios without added configuration burden. 

That flexibility makes the N3-L series a practical fit for retail locations, offices, schools, and multi-site deployments where lighting changes throughout the day and night.

LumiLuxSmart Technology: Flexible Low-Light Security

Adaptability at the edge is central to effective modern security. LumiLuxSmart cameras support full-color video in very low-light conditions while giving installers control over illumination behavior. This enables both discreet monitoring and proactive safety when deterrence is required.

Compact form factors, including wedge and turret designs, allow these cameras to integrate cleanly into tight spaces, low ceilings, and architecturally sensitive areas. Built-in microphones, intelligent motion detection, and video content analytics further strengthen everyday security without increasing system complexity.

LumiNightKing: Full-Color Performance in Low-Light Environments

In environments where color accuracy after dark is critical, the N4 LumiNightKing Series delivers advanced low-light performance. Designed for mainstream security applications, LumiNightKing cameras capture vibrant, full-color images in extremely low-light conditions, in many scenarios, without requiring white-light LEDs.

This capability is powered by a large F1.0 aperture lens, enhanced pixel size, and an AI-powered image signal processor working together to reduce noise while preserving detail. The result is clearer imagery, more reliable analytics, and better visibility in challenging lighting conditions.

LumiNightKing cameras support both covert monitoring with no LEDs and deterrent monitoring using dusk-to-dawn white-light LEDs, allowing integrators to tailor security strategies based on site needs.

The N2 Series: Reliable, NDAA-Compliant Security

In the webinar, Luminys also introduced the N2 Starter Series, including the N2T-4RA2 4MP IR turret camera. Built for consistent performance and high-volume deployments, the N2 series focuses on simplicity, durability, and value.

With IR-only illumination, built-in audio, essential analytics, and NDAA compliance, N2 cameras are well suited for classrooms, hallways, offices, and small business environments. Clear upgrade paths to LumiLuxSmart or LumiNightKing models make it easy to scale security as requirements evolve.

A Unified Security Ecosystem

Across all product lines, Luminys emphasized seamless integration and ease of management. Cameras work with R3, R4, R5, and R6 NVRs and can be managed through the LumiViewer platform for live view, playback, configuration, and alerts. Cloud-ready capabilities further support long-term scalability and centralized security management.

Looking Ahead

The webinar underscored Luminys’ focus on expanding low-light options across a unified portfolio. As deployment needs continue to vary, that combination of visibility, flexibility, and simplified management is becoming increasingly important.

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ISC West 2026 reinforced a clear shift in the security industry – from isolated systems to connected, intelligent ecosystems. At Luminys, this is not a future vision. It’s already how we’re building and delivering solutions today.

The theme that consistently showed up from live demos to hands-on experiences was that security is growing past monitoring and into intelligence, integration and real-world impact.

Here’s what’s shaping the future of security – and how Luminys is leading that shift.

1. The Shift to Fully Connected Security Ecosystems

One of the most important conversations at ISC West was the move away from fragmented systems and toward unified, end-to-end platforms. Luminys demonstrated how modern security solutions must seamlessly integrate:

• Cameras, NVRs and access control
• Cloud platforms and networking
• Off-grid and energy infrastructure

These systems are no longer standalone tools. They are part of a cohesive environment where hardware, software, and power infrastructure work together.

As organizations adopt this approach, they can move away from siloed tools and build holistic security operations that create greater efficiency, improved visibility across locations, and faster, more intelligent response to real-world events. This is the foundation of how Luminys designs every deployment today.

2. AI is Turning Video into Actionable Intelligence

AI was everywhere at ISC West, but the real differentiator was how effectively it could be applied in day-to-day operations.

Luminys focused on making AI practical, fast and usable:

• LumiSearch enables users to quickly find people, vehicles, or events across multiple cameras in seconds using attributes like clothing color, movement or vehicle type, without relying on facial recognition.
• LumiAgent leverages Vision Language Models (VLM) and Large Language Models (LLM) to allow users the ability to quickly surface relevant footage along with summarized, easily digestible, insights.  

This approach is designed to help teams surface relevant footage more quickly and streamline video review workflows.

The result is a more intuitive and efficient video search experience. While many solutions focus on detection, Luminys is focused on usability—turning AI into tools operators can use more intuitively in day-to-day workflows.

3. From Monitoring to Intelligent Automation

Security systems are becoming more autonomous. Luminys showcased innovations like its quadruped robot “Adventure,” designed for automated patrols, inspections.

Combined with AI analytics and integrated platforms, this reflects a shift toward systems that do more than detect issues. They can support more autonomous patrol, inspection, and alerting workflows. This reflects a growing investment in more autonomous and mobile security capabilities.

4. Cloud and Hybrid Solutions Are Driving Flexibility

Organizations are no longer choosing between cloud or on-premises systems. They need solutions that can operate seamlessly across both.

Luminys highlighted this shift with platforms like LumiCloud and LumiCenter VMS, designed to support a range of deployment models, while maintaining centralized visibility and control.

Key capabilities include:

• Direct-to-cloud cameras with remote access and available 24/7 cloud recording options
• Centralized device and account management  
• Hybrid deployments combining cloud and on-prem systems
• The ability to modernize existing systems without a full rip-and-replace, extending infrastructure while enabling IP-based capabilities

This flexibility allows organizations to scale without adding unnecessary complexity.

5. Security Must Work in the Real World

ISC West reinforced that innovation only matters if it works in the environments it is meant to protect. From rapid-deploy solar units for construction sites and temporary events to analytics designed for retail and education environments, the focus is shifting toward solutions that solve immediate, on-the-ground challenges.

This includes systems that can be installed quickly, operate reliably in diverse conditions, and adapt to changing operational needs without constant reconfiguration. Ultimately, the value of modern security lies in its capability and how consistently it can perform in the field.

6. The Power of an Integrated Technology Ecosystem

Another major theme at ISC West was the convergence of security with adjacent technologies. The industry is moving beyond standalone systems into broader ecosystems that bring together intelligent security, robotics, automation and smart energy solutions.

This shift toward connected infrastructure is being accelerated by organizations with deep capabilities across multiple domains. Luminys is backed by strong global technology capabilities, enabling us to deliver integrated and scalable solutions across industries.

The result is something greater than individual products. It is a connected system that supports more efficient operations, enables automation, and supports more efficient operations across real-world environments.

Bringing It All Together

ISC West 2026 made one thing clear: the future of security is connected, intelligent and operational.

At Luminys, we're not just responding to that shift – we’re building it. Today, that future is already taking shape through:

• AI-driven video intelligence designed to surface relevant insights more quickly
• Unified  ecosystems that eliminate silos across systems
• Flexible cloud and hybrid deployments
• Autonomous and energy-integrated solutions built for real-world use

Or, as the team put it best: Smarter video. Better solutions. Built for real-world operations.

See how Luminys brought its full ecosystem to life at ISC West 2026: https://youtu.be/qMqFvEyx0DY?si=utH3AYm5elow_286

 By: Steve Wilber

Hard drives are the backbone of the world’s data storage. Most devices are now equipped with a solid state drive (SSD) which has no moving parts to reduce the chances of mechanical failure. However, mechanical hard drives still dominate the security industry, with millions being used inside servers, network attached storage (NAS) devices, and network video recorders (NVRs). 

Butjust like any mechanical device with a motor, servos and bearings will eventually fail. According to Backblaze, a leading cloud storage provider, only half of the mechanical HDDs in use will be functional by the seven year mark. ^[1] Backblaze also noted that 5% of hard drives fail within 18 months.

Users can protect themselves against devastating data loss and hard drive failures by implementing recording redundancy.

Do You Need Recording Redundancy?

Not all applications require recording redundancy. It may not be necessary if:

●      You need to store less than a week’s worth of recording.

●      You only need to review recordings within 24 hours of an event.

●      Events of interest rarely occur.

However, recording redundancy should be considered in the following scenarios.

Regulatory Requirements

Highly regulated industries (i.e., banks, casinos, and cannabis) have strict requirements for the total number of cameras, defined coverage zones, and recording durations to be compliant. Additionally, insurance providers may require you to have reliable video recordings to support claims.

Retail Applications

Liability claim scams can be mitigated by recordings made during the event time. Video recordings can also be used to determine peak hours, loss prevention blind spots, and optimizing business operations.

Dangerous or Crime Ridden Areas

Video recordings of incidents and events can be useful for forensic review or prosecution. The presence of surveillance infrastructure can also act as a deterrent.

What Redundancy Options Are There?

Cameras With a Micro SD Card Slot

Most IP cameras can accommodate a memory card which can store video recordings, and record to the NVR. Some NVRs have the Automatic Network Replenishment feature, which restores recordings to the NVR once it comes back online after an outage.

NVRs With Redundancy Mirroring

Some NVRs allow you to add another drive and designate it as redundant and record simultaneously to the primary and redundant drive. This option is not available when using RAID 1.

NVRs With RAID

RAID allows you to configure multiple drives into a logical unit for protection against single or multiple drive failure. This option is available when using RAID 1 or higher. It is also common for RAID-compatible NVRs to support hot swapping, allowing for drives to be replaced without taking the NVR offline.

Cloud Backup and VMS Options

Most Luminys NVRs support LumiCloud, our cloud solution. When used in conjunction with onsite NVR recording, LumiCloud provides redundant storage of events in the cloud.     VMS integration can provide  enterprise-level backup and failover options.

Cluster Service

Select Luminys NVRs offer a cluster service feature for seamless service continuity without the need to change connection settings. The cluster uses one virtual IP address as a central access point for a group of NVRs in a high-availability setup. The sub-NVR monitors the primary NVR(s) and will take over recording duties in the event of a failure. An operator can access the system using the virtual IP address and be automatically directed to the active NVR in the cluster.

Which Option is Best for You?

The best redundancy option provides an optimal balance between cost, reliability, and accessibility.

For smaller or cost-conscious applications, cameras with SD card storage or cloud storage are recommended. For NVR protection, using an NVR that supports redundancy mirroring such as the Luminys R5 and R6 NVRs is the most cost-effective as it only requires a spare HDD.  The primary HDD will store recordings until it is at capacity before overwriting the oldest files.

If available, RAID is the better choice for whole-NVR protection. RAID 5 is space-efficient, particularly when protecting large amounts of data.

The most complete protection would be backing up data to an external device or a cloud or cluster service.

Summary

Redundancy is one of the most important features to consider when installing a video security system. Most Luminys products offer multiple failover options to keep you covered. Protecting your application goes beyond its physical location. To protect your data for the future, complete your security system by backing up your data today!

To learn more about Luminys’ redundancy options and how it can benefit your system,join us on September 26, 2025 for our September webinar.

[1] https://www.backblaze.com/blog/drive-failure-over-time-the-bathtub-curve-is-leaking/

 By: Jennifer Hackenburg 

Capturing meaningful detail in low-light conditions has long been one of the biggest limitations in video security. Conventional cameras often fall short once the sun goes down. The result is grainy footage, motion blur, and harsh lighting effects that limit both visibility and usefulness. Some systems rely on infrared or bright LEDs to compensate, but these introduce their own problems, from insect attraction to light pollution to unwanted disruption in sensitive spaces. 

LumiNightKing offers a new approach. Instead of relying on more light, it uses more intelligence. 

The Problem with Traditional Low-Light Cameras 

Legacy imaging processors apply the same settings across every part of the frame. This may work during the day, but in low-light conditions, it results in a loss of detail where it matters most. Motion becomes hard to follow, key features blur together, and white-light LEDs often overpower the scene. 

LumiNightKing changes this by using a proprietary Artificial Intelligence Image Signal Processor (AI-ISP). This technology adapts in real-time, enhancing areas of interest such as faces and vehicles while reducing noise in the background. It recognizes what needs attention and allocates resources accordingly. 

What Makes AI-ISP Different 

Rather than treating every pixel the same, the LumiNightKing’s AI-ISP uses contextual processing to improve clarity and efficiency. This allows the system to capture sharper images while using fewer resources. Based on internal testing, the camera delivers a 40 percent improvement in visual processing efficiency, a 30 percent reduction in power consumption, and an 80 percent decrease in motion blur. It also restores more image detail than traditional systems, especially in dark or uneven lighting. 

The result is more accurate video, less wasted storage, and a smarter way to maintain situational awareness around the clock. 

Two Monitoring Modes for Real-World Use 

LumiNightKing supports two distinct operating modes, each suited to a different type of environment. In covert mode, the camera uses no infrared or white-light illumination at all. This makes it ideal for sensitive locations like wildlife preserves, farms, or hospitality spaces where visible lighting may cause disruption. 

In deterrent mode, the camera activates soft white-light LEDs from dusk to dawn. These can help discourage unwanted activity while still maintaining high image quality in full color. Regardless of the situation, some ambient lighting is recommended for optimal performance.

Both options use the same AI-ISP processor and a wide F1.0 aperture lens, which captures significantly more light than conventional designs. This allows LumiNightKing to maintain visibility even in near-total darkness, with no need for external lighting. 

Why Covert Monitoring Matters 

In many places, light-based security systems can do more harm than good. On coastal beaches, artificial lighting has been shown to disorient turtle hatchlings who rely on the moon to find the ocean. In response, some local governments have implemented fines for businesses that violate light pollution standards. 

The same concerns apply to farms, where constant exposure to bright lights or infrared lights can stress animals and affect their well-being. In hospitality environments like restaurants or boutique hotels, traditional camera systems can interfere with the atmosphere guests expect. LumiNightKing, along with some ambient lighting for optimal performance, helps resolve these issues by offering silent, unobtrusive visibility when it is needed.

Designed for Practical Performance 

Every detail of the LumiNightKing is engineered for long-term use in real-world conditions. The system includes a built-in microphone, IP67-rated metal housing, and optional support for extreme cold or heat with LumiPolarPro and LumiDesertPro technologies. It also supports analytics such as license plate recognition, object detection, and intelligent motion filtering to reduce false alerts. 

Rather than overwhelming operators with footage, the system prioritizes meaningful events and optimizes storage by eliminating unnecessary data. This is video security designed not just to watch, but to understand. 

Moving Forward Without Compromise 

LumiNightKing reflects a shift in how organizations think about nighttime monitoring. Instead of relying on more lighting or more hardware, it uses smarter technology to deliver clarity, context, and adaptability. It helps protect what matters most, without disturbing the environment it is meant to serve. 

Whether used on a farm, beachfront, or commercial property, LumiNightKing gives you the ability to see clearly in the dark, with less impact and more precision. It is not just a better camera. It is a better way to approach nighttime security. 

For more information about LumiNightKing, visit here 

Q: Freddy, congratulations on being accepted into the Forbes Technology Council! Can you please tell us a little bit about yourself and your work? 

A: Thank you! I currently hold several positions within the Foxlink Group, including Special Office Executive Assistant at Foxlink and Chairman of Luminys System Corporation. Most recently, I built the core team for SYNC ROBOTIC, a robotics effort launched to accelerate Foxlink's transition to an AI-powered organization.   

In addition, I am the Chairman of the Board of Luminys, a Foxlink subsidiary established in the United States that specializes in video security and smart building solutions. At Luminys, I effectively led the acquisition and integration of significant assets to provide the groundwork for the company's presence in the United States market. As Chairman, I am responsible for developing the strategic vision and roadmap for the company's expansion in the United States to provide a full spectrum of innovative security solutions.  I also serve as the Executive Director of Ubilink.AI, a joint venture between Foxlink, Shinfox Energy, and cloud provider Ubitus K.K. 

Q: Can you tell us a bit about what the Forbes Tech Council is? 

A: Yes, the Forbes Technology Council is an invitation-only community for world-class CIOs, CTOs, and technology executives. The Council brings together top technology leaders to share insights, publish thought leadership, and collaborate on industry challenges within a wide range of sectors. 

Q: Why did you decide to apply to the Forbes Tech Council? 

A: As the Chairman of Luminys, I am committed to advancing technology that fosters security, innovation, and sustainability. Joining the Forbes Technology Council was a natural next step in further building community in my journey as a technology leader. At Luminys, we are pushing the boundaries of AI-driven security solutions and smart infrastructure, and being part of this prestigious community allows us to share our expertise while learning from fellow innovators. 

Q: What do you hope to accomplish as a member of the Forbes Tech Council? 

A: My goal is to contribute to meaningful discussions that shape the future of technology, while expanding the visibility of our work in AI-driven security and sustainable ecosystems. 

The Council provides an opportunity to publish thought leadership articles, participate in expert panels, and connect with a network of top executives—all of which help amplify our mission at Luminys. By sharing expertise and learning from others, I hope to contribute to an effort that accelerates innovation and creates smarter, safer ecosystems for businesses and communities alike. 

Q: What are some pressing issues that you’d like to discuss in your column and why?  

A: In my column, I plan to discuss several pressing issues that are shaping the future of the video security industry: 

• Leadership, Business & Global Expansion: Effective leadership and strategic planning are crucial for navigating the rapidly evolving landscape of video security, and I aim to help organizations drive sustainable growth as they work across multiple regions. 
• Next-Generation, AI-Driven Security & Automation: I will explore the latest advancements in AI-driven security solutions, highlighting their impact on enhancing operational efficiency and safeguarding properties. 
• Green Energy, Sustainability: I will delve into the importance of green energy initiatives and sustainable practices within the video security industry. 
• Business Growth Strategies: I will discuss various approaches to business growth, providing readers with actionable insights to fuel their success.  
• Robotics: I will cover the latest trends in robotics within the video security industry, examining how these technologies are being implemented and the benefits they bring to businesses. 

Q: Where can we keep up with your work in the Forbes Tech Council? 

A: My expert profile, where I’ve already published my first article on retail theft, can be found here: https://www.forbes.com/councils/freddykuo/ 

By: Wayne Hurd, VP of Sales

Luminys was proud to attend this year’s ISC West conference, filled with insightful discussions, innovative demonstrations, and valuable feedback from industry professionals. Organized by the Security Industry Association (SIA), ISC West is one of the largest safety and security trade shows globally and the largest in the United States, with over 750 exhibiting companies and more than 29,000 attendees. 

Luminys showcased a range of cutting-edge security and AI-powered robotics solutions in the Venetian Ballroom. Here are our top takeaways from the conference and key trends we saw on the floor.

A Demand for AI-Driven Technologies

The ISC West Expo Hall featured numerous exhibits featuring AI technologies, including Luminys, which showcased a variety of AI-powered mobile robots, security cameras, and products with innovative AI features such as LumiCloud, Next-Gen NVRs, cameras equipped with analytics, and more. This highlights the growing interest in AI-driven solutions within the security industry and at large, with research showing that 78% of organizations reported using AI in 2024, up from 55% the year before.

Conversations with dealers revealed that while there are many diverse use cases, organizations voiced that they are facing similar problems and leveraging AI technologies for solutions, such as ease-of-use, connecting multiple sites, and simplifying search results.

A Demand for Real-World Functionality

There was a notable demand for solutions with real-world functionality driven by two key factors. Firstly, at Luminys’ LumiCenter kiosk, numerous customers expressed a strong preference for ease-of-use and browser client UI. They emphasized the need for less training and a more intuitive GUI design, which would provide a better-connected user experience. This indicates that users are looking for solutions that are straightforward and efficient, reducing the learning curve and enhancing overall usability.

Secondly, many conversations at the event revolved around real-world functionality. A common question from customers was whether they could track someone's movement through all the cameras they walked past. This highlights a significant interest in solutions that are not only user-friendly, but are also capable of addressing practical, real-world needs, whether for safety, security, or day-to-day operations.

The Evolving Security Solution Landscape 

The conference provided valuable insights into the evolving landscape of security technology. As the industry continues to innovate, events like ISC West play a crucial role in shaping the future of security technology. The educational discussions and demonstrations at the conference highlight ongoing efforts to meet the challenge of the evolving security paradigm, best practices for security solutions, and how to overcome modern threats. 

In Luminys’ showroom, positive feedback was received from dealers and customers,  underscoring the importance of simplicity, efficiency, and adaptability in modern security systems. In particular, attendees remarked that Luminys’ LumiCloud and LumiCenter stood out for their user-friendly designs, practical functionalities, and cost-effective solutions. 

Our full list of Luminys’ groundbreaking products designed to redefine security technology at the event included:

• AI-Powered Security Cameras: Adaptive lighting, proactive security, full-color low-light imaging with LumiLuxSmart, LumiDeterrent, and LumiColor.
• Next-Gen NVRs: LumiSearch AI-driven search capabilities, enhanced User Interface, and LumiPower long-distance PoE.
• Cloud Solutions: Real-time analytics and AI alerts from LumiCloud VSaaS.
• Video Management: Manage feeds efficiently with LumiCenter VMS featuring real-time tracking and 3D mapping.
• LumiNightKing Camera: AI-Powered Security Cameras: Adaptive lighting, proactive security, full-color low-light imaging with LumiLuxSmart, LumiDeterrent, and LumiColor.
• AI-Powered Mobile Robot: Our AI-driven security robot for patrols is equipped to handle real-time threat detection.

Thank you to all who visited our showroom and connected with us at the event. If you’d like a demo to learn more about any of these solutions, contact ​: sales@luminyscorp.com

By: Wayne Hurd, VP of Sales, Luminys

Luminys has started a new chapter marked by the launch of our latest suite of security technology products, including the latest AI network cameras and smart building solutions designed to enhance security and infrastructure for modern buildings. Designed for the North American market and to meet industry needs for scalable, intelligent, and fully compliant secure solutions. Additionally, we officially transitioned our supply chain to Foxlink, to focus on accelerating growth in the U.S. and Canadian markets.

With our new product suite now available, let’s look at our new user experience, which is based on extensive customer surveys and interviews. Luminys is committed to improving customer interaction through our products, specifically by shaping a more intuitive and efficient journey for customers. Our priority is to make the transition seamless for long-standing customers by retaining a familiar user experience, as we establish our distinct brand as Luminys. 

What does the interface design look like and how has it been enhanced?

• Thoughtful UI/UX Design: At Luminys, we prioritize delivering an intuitive experience that customers already know and love. By thoughtfully incorporating feedback from existing users, our design ensures minimal learning curves while enhancing usability. This approach allows customers to quickly adapt and enjoy a familiar interface, making their interactions effortless and seamless.
• Enhanced Experience: Luminys has implemented significant enhancements on UI/UX, as well to deliver a smoother and more seamless user experience. These upgrades reflect our commitment to cutting-edge, user-centric solutions tailored to the needs of our customers.
• Commitment to Iteration: Through research, customer interviews, and staying ahead of market trends, we remain committed to iterating and enhancing our solutions. Customer feedback and continuous improvement remains at the core of these efforts, ensuring we meet and exceed expectations over time.

Do you plan to continue gathering customer feedback for future product choices?

We pride ourselves on actively listening to customer feedback, by regularly conducting surveys and gathering insights. We remain committed to keeping this tradition alive by integrating customer suggestions and refining our offerings continuously to ensure customer satisfaction. Our goal is to create an interface that feels intuitive and comfortable for users, aligned with our core principles of usability and trust.

What’s next for Luminys’ product and company growth in the future?

The months ahead are focused on strategic initiatives designed to further expand our footprint and introduce innovative solutions tailored to the evolving needs of the security and smart building sectors. Looking ahead, we remain focused on scaling the Luminys brand and introducing new, cutting-edge products to meet growing customer demand. More specifically, Luminys will focus on delivering solutions that are powered by our software and the cloud. 

As part of our U.S. growth strategy, Luminys has prioritized investments in localized manufacturing and supply chain enhancements through its partnership with Foxlink. This transition will enable faster delivery times, improved operational efficiency, and greater responsiveness to U.S.-based customers. 

The company also plans to establish a stronger regional presence by increasing its sales and support teams, enhancing customer service capabilities, and forging key partnerships with distributors, system integrators, and technology providers across the country. 

To learn more about the details of our product launch watch the webinar here, and read our press release here. 

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