Randy discusses Signify changing their rep in NY and NJ, Lumenpulse halts IPO plans, an unknown lighting issue halts Hawaii runway indefinitely, Get a Grip features Ian Ashdown, WE-EF Lighting has a career opening, and be on the lookout for the June issue of designing lighting (dl).

Randy discusses Universal's price increase, WIL has its awards; submissions from 36 countries with Cathy Choi to win an award later this month, and the White House tightens up rules on Made in America waivers.

Randy discusses Dan Salinas being named Interim IES Executive Director, Visual Comfort & Co has a new investor, and the LIA "corrects" the UK government's press release regarding halogen bulbs.

Randy discusses the Lutron Healthcare presentation, UK bans Halogen, SnapCount and HiLumz announce a partnership, and Chris Tedesco joins Inter-lux.

Randy discusses PureLifi launching a LiFi enabled phone case, Tivoli Lighting introduces its Vast Cove Light Static, Keystone has a career opening, and MaxLite just joined the Lighting Controls Association.

Randy discusses Signify's litigation with a non-practicing entity, TALQ has now signed 50 members, Pulse of Lighting Market survey is now available, the glaring issue with headlights, and GENLED Brands™ has several personnel announcements.

EdisonReport's Randy Reid interviews Dan Darby, Lightfair's Show Director, to discuss the 2021 in-person show.

Randy discusses hydrogels and how IR helps these medical devices, the new Starving for Darkness episode features Ryan Andreasen, Designplan Lighting has a new product in partnership with LAM32, Signify launches a new Hue App, and Leela Shanker has a great article on designing lighting (dl), The Life and Death of a Luminaire.

Randy discusses Orion's numbers, IES has a series about 6 labs and what they are working on, congrats to Edward Bartholomew and John Arthur Wilson on their new podcast series, and designing lighting (dl) features the article Up Close with Chip Israel.

Randy discusses the passing of Ian Merman, Lambent Holdings picks up VLT, ams OSRAM gets into facial recognition, scientists are utilizing fluorescent lighting for computing, and the LIT Awards offer an additional 10% off submissions for designing lighting (dl) readers.