A powerful partnership! NVC Lighting and Xingwang Tianhe have entered into a strategic collaboration, integrating healthy lighting with AIoT to reinvent smart spaces.
On August 13, NVC Lighting, a leading brand in China’s lighting industry, officially signed a strategic cooperation agreement with Xingwang Tianhe, a globally renowned provider of ICT and AIoT–based smart space solutions. The two parties will focus on the two major segments of smart homes and smart commercial spaces, integrating healthy, high‑quality lighting with AI and IoT capabilities, driving smart spaces from isolated device interconnections toward integrated delivery, evolving from “connecting spaces” to “understanding people,” and creating proactive, intelligent lifestyle experiences.
Xingwang Tianhe is a wholly owned subsidiary of Xingwang Ruijie (listed on the A‑share market under stock code 002396). This collaboration continues NVC Lighting’s Healthy Light Source Sharing Program within the smart space domain—Xingwang Tianhe provides home‑level control hubs as well as sensing, connectivity, and system platform solutions, while NVC Lighting leverages its foundational technology for healthy, high‑quality lighting. Together, their complementary strengths create a seamless synergy: rather than simply integrating lighting into a single system, they are co‑building a complete closed loop—from understanding user needs and planning solutions to system coordination and end‑to‑end implementation services.
Complementarity and Integration:
When Healthy Light Meets Smart Spaces
Xingwang Tianhe has deep expertise in smart homes, communities, and industrial parks, partnering with over 100 prominent real estate developers and consistently ranking among the top three in the pre‑installed smart community market share. Meanwhile, NVC Lighting boasts its proprietary BanSheng ShiRan Light Technology, developed at China’s Aerospace Lighting Technology Lab, and launched its Healthy Light Source Sharing Program in April 2026, opening up its core health‑focused lighting technologies for industry-wide sharing.
NVC Lighting President Zhang Yang stated, “The original intention behind the Healthy Light Source Sharing Program was to extend the underlying technology of healthy, high‑quality lighting beyond a single brand, turning it into a shared technological foundation across industries.” From Xingwang Tianhe’s perspective, “NVC Lighting’s profound expertise in healthy lighting fills a critical gap in our smart space solutions.”
From Device Interconnection to Proactive Services
Smart Spaces Moving Toward an “Experience Closed Loop”
As more and more devices become interconnected within a space, the benchmark for true intelligence is shifting. Real smartness lies not in how many control interfaces users have at their fingertips, but in the space’s ability to sense a person’s arrival, understand their immediate needs, and enable lighting, environmental settings, and services to work together seamlessly. The value of smart technology is evolving from merely executing commands to proactively anticipating, responding, and continuously adapting to user requirements.
Based on this shared vision, the two companies will place human experience at the center, breaking down barriers between devices, systems, and scenarios, ensuring that customers no longer receive fragmented, standalone products, but instead gain an integrated smart space capability that can be replicated, combined, and expanded across different environments. Lighting will no longer simply follow switch commands—it will become a vital medium for understanding, responding to, and caring for people within the space.
Imagine this scene: late at night, a car pulls into a residential community. Without repeatedly opening an app or issuing step‑by‑step instructions, once entry is recognized, the lighting along the home‑coming route responds automatically: from the community entrance and underground garage, through the building lobby and elevator hall, all the way to the front door. The lighting environment flows naturally with the occupant’s movement, while related services—such as access control and environmental adjustments—also enter standby mode. As the person walks toward home, the space has already anticipated and welcomed them one step ahead.
This seemingly ordinary journey home exemplifies the experience closed loop both parties aim to build—embedding technology within the space and delivering services before explicit commands are even issued. These same capabilities can also be extended to diverse settings such as smart factories, hotels, and sports venues: ensuring workplace safety and achieving energy savings and carbon reduction in industrial spaces; seamlessly connecting arrival, stay, and service experiences in hotel environments; and adapting training, event, and operational needs in sports facilities—enabling every type of space to understand and serve people more naturally.
From End-to-End Collaboration to Ecosystem Co‑Creation
Opening New Frontiers in Smart Spaces
Today, the focus of smart space development is shifting from how many devices are connected to how well they respond to human needs. Lighting directly impacts health, productivity, and mood, and its role is evolving from passive illumination to a core component that adapts dynamically to different contexts and can be flexibly deployed. With NVC Lighting’s healthy light technology integrated into Xingwang Tianhe’s smart space ecosystem, the experience closed loop is now becoming a reality.
In the future, the two companies will continue advancing cooperation across solution co‑creation, R&D collaboration, supply chain coordination, marketing promotion, and mutual customer referrals, starting with smart communities and smart industrial parks, while expanding applications to additional sectors such as smart factories, hotels, and sports venues. Through intelligent connectivity and ecosystem synergy, they will jointly drive smart spaces from device integration toward experience integration, centered around two core values: human health and energy conservation and emission reduction, ensuring that every space delivers the right lighting and services at precisely the right moment.