LED was discovered since the early days of the 20^th century.  LED lamps started invading markets in recent year and are expected to grow by large magnitudes in the coming years. Today's LED lighting uses a small semiconductor chip rather than a filament in a bulb to produce light.

Conventional light bulbs convert only 5% of the energy used into light and the remaining 95% are dissipates ad heat. On the other hand, LED bulbs convert electricity directly into light and not heat, thus LED saves up to 90% compared to incandescent bulbs.

The German brand AEG has been introducing innovative products around the world for more than a century.

You likely have heard that sunlight gives us energy, but did you know that light bulbs work in a similar way? Bulbs that emit blue light waves produce serotonin, which makes us focused, awake, and alert. Bulbs that don’t emit blue light waves allow for our brain to produce melatonin, which makes us relaxed, drowsy, and ready for a good nights sleep.