Review on the Progress of Non-vision Related Light Quality Standards for Human Centric Lighting
ZHUANG Xiaobo
ZHU Huarong
HUANG Feng
Abstract：Light quality,as one of the key indicators in the field of health lighting,has a rich and diverse connotation,which can mainly be categorized into two aspects:visual-related(imaging)and non-visual-related(non-imaging).Among these,with continuous technological advancements and deeper research,the profound impact of non-visual-related factors on human health has become particularly significant.Currently,non-visual-related standards mainly cover aspects such as photobiological safety(e.g.,retinal blue light hazard,photochemical ultraviolet hazard,thermal hazard,etc)and circadian rhythm lighting.Additionally,non-visual-related standards have expanded to include areas such as horticulture lighting,animal lighting,and light therapy.This article aims to provide an in-depth review of the latest developments in non-visual light quality standards related to the human body and to analyze and discuss the relevant indicators.
Keywords：human centric lightinglight qualitynon-visualstandardsphotobiological safetyblue light hazardultraviolet hazardthermal hazardcircadian rhythm lighting
Publication Date：2025-04-30
Online Publishing Date：2025-08-15(First online date of this platform, not the publication date of the document)
Pages：8( 14-21 )