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Stay tuned as we look at the latest updates on some of the most promising technology projects.

Welcome to our podcast. I'm Peter Ballant from Technicon. Today we again look at the

European Union H2020 project called Ledlam, which pushes LED lighting to a more efficient

and reliable level. What are the project goals and how do partners from across Europe ensure

that these goals are achieved?

Here to answer that question and more is project partner Dietmar Kline, from Tridonic,

which is a global provider of smart and efficient lighting solutions here in Austria.

Then later we speak with Paul McCloskey from the Tyndall National Institute,

which is a European research center

located in Ireland. He gives us the rundown on all partners working in Ledlam and touches on how

leadlam results can influence the consumer market. In other words, how does Ledlam affect you?

We were able to talk with both gentlemen as the Ledlum project winds down with a technical

meaning here in Austria. Let's go into the studio. Welcome to Technicon. Please introduce yourself

and tell us where you come from. Yeah, I'm Dick Merkline. I'm from Tridonik, located in the western part of Austria, so close to the Lake of Constance.

And we are doing business in professional LED lighting.

And I'm from the department named Global Technology and Innovation.

And we are looking forward for future opportunities,

technical opportunities that can be implemented in our product segment,

which covers LED drivers, LED modules, controls.

And this is exactly what the Leadlam project is about, right?

It's developing drivers for LED lighting.

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