Soraa, founded by Shuji Nakamura, the Nobel Prize winner, announced a new series of blue light free LED lamp with its patented technology for enhancing health and well-being.

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The new product, Soraa HEALTHY, with the featured ZEROBLUE technology, emits a blue-free spectrum which reduces melanopic lumens about 40 percent compared to conventional LEDs. According to Soraa, the HEALTHY combine an engineered mix of green and red phosphors to produce a spectrum with a wide gap in the blue range, removing blue completely while retaining a high quality of light, resulting in vibrant, natural white light and color rendering.

Soraa’s violet LEDs make it possible to retain white light with a wide gap in the blue range

The sun emits blue light naturally in the morning, supporting productivity and alertness. As the day progresses, daylight naturally carries less and less blue, prompting the body to prepare for sleep. Soraa HEALTHY lamps are designed with blue-free spectrum to help the body better recognize that the day is ending, aiding the natural steps of a healthy sleep cycle.

Shuji Nakamura, co-founder and board member of Soraa, said, “By perfecting the technology within each Soraa HEALTHY product, we are providing lamps that emit quality light without negatively impacting human health and sleep. Soraa’s introduction of blue-free lamps will transform the way people think about light on a daily basis, especially when they notice improvements in their sleep and health.”