Abstract: Systems, methods and apparatus are provided for intelligent lighting management with security applications. In some embodiments, the usage of at least one illumination device may be monitored. The illumination device may be a light bulb used in a home. Usage data for the illumination device may be recorded and used to generate a lighting schedule. The lighting schedule may be replayed to simulate occupancy, for example, to deter intruders.

Abstract: A modular illumination device, and associated systems and methods, are provided. In some cases, a hub is provided. The hub can, optionally, be configured to receive at least one module via an interface. The hub can comprise an optional fitting configured to be mounted in a light socket, an optional networking component, and/or an optional illumination source. In some cases, the hub can be coupled to a module such that an external surface of the module occupies a relatively large percentage of the external surface area of the coupled hub and module and/or such that a substantially smooth surface is formed between the hub and module. In some cases, the hub can be coupled to a module having a relatively large volume. Also disclosed are covers configured to at least partially enclose wall-mounted electric switches, systems for retrofitting electric switches, and methods of retrofitting electric switches.

Abstract: The present disclosure relates to shifting a chromaticity of light generated from a light-emitting device. A light-emitting device may incorporate an optical element (e.g., filter) so that light emitted from a light-generating surface having an initial chromaticity may be altered. The optical element may shift the chromaticity of emitted light having the initial chromaticity to a final chromaticity that is different from the initial chromaticity. Thus, the chromaticity of emitted light from the manufactured LEDs that would otherwise be unacceptable for having chromaticity coordinates that fall outside of a desired chromaticity bin is shifted so as to have chromaticity coordinates that fall within suitable parameters. Accordingly, a number of the manufactured LEDs that would normally be discarded may be salvaged.