Signal lighting
The possibilities for signal lighting are enormous. In recent years, turn indicator and daytime running light have evolved from pure safety features to important tools for brand signature. Signal lighting extends towards animated areal segments, lit graphics and displays upgrading the entire rear of the car.
Our innovative solutions combine lighting technologies focus on optical designs in combination with electronics and software to create advanced intelligent features, such as welcome scenarios or safety messages. Integrated into a car’s body shell, these features ensure a highly reliable and visible communication. We offer a wide range of solutions for rear and front signal lighting –from standardized to highly customized approaches with complex design features comprising software and bus-communication fulfilling functional safety requirements. Through the exact control of the LED positioning, we gain a high level of precision which is essential for light guide applications.
Discover our technologies
SURFACE LED
Our patented technology combines an ultra-homogenous OLED look like appearance with all the advantages of classic LED light guides: They feature an ultra-thin profile, multi-color and 3D lighting along with lower manufacturing costs and increased durability.
OLED
Organic LEDs, also known as OLEDs, are characterized by a particularly homogenous appearance when switched on. OPmobility offers the latest generation of OLED modules implemented in rear lamp application to enable, next vehicle generation design.
LED
LED signal lights are increasingly used due to their greater design flexibility, lower energy consumption, long service life andfast illumination, all of which enhance safety. With different optical element technologies OPmobility enables new features by cutting-edge approaches.
LIGHT GUIDES
Light guides are usually used in combination with LED light sources. Their technology enables an innovative 3D design and better directs light to areas that are normally shaded by interior design and the small size of the luminaire.