Headquartered in Munich, Germany, OSRAM Licht AG operates globally as a provider of diverse lighting products and solutions. Established in 1906, the company, a subsidiary of ams AG, adopted its current name in November 2012, having previously been known as Kyros A AG. Its operations are organized into three primary divisions: Opto Semiconductors, Automotive, and Digital. Within its Opto Semiconductors segment, OSRAM manufactures light-emitting diodes (LEDs) employed across general illumination, automotive, consumer, and industrial sectors. This division also produces infrared, laser, and optical sensors essential for various applications, including automotive systems, smartphones, wearable devices, general and industrial lighting, projection technologies, and even plant cultivation. Beyond semiconductor components, OSRAM develops and supplies a wide array of lighting technologies. These offerings include specialized lamps and lighting systems for stages, cinemas, and studios, as well as innovative LED-based systems designed for plant cultivation. The company also delivers robust lighting solutions for industrial and medical applications, such as high-intensity UV lamps and LED illumination for textiles. Additionally, it provides advanced automotive systems utilizing LED and laser technology, alongside other bespoke customer solutions. OSRAM further designs, produces, and commercializes LED light engines, comprehensive light management systems, electronic ballasts, LED drivers, and LED modules. Its portfolio also encompasses architectural lighting for both interior and exterior spaces, and professional indoor lighting solutions. The company's extensive range of products is sold under various well-known brands, including OSRAM, Vixar, SYLVANIA, Traxon, e:cue, Digital Lumens, Fluence, Clay Paky, ADB Stagelight, OSRAM CONTINENTAL, LED Engin, and b,a,g.
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Headquartered in Munich, Germany, OSRAM Licht AG operates globally as a provider of diverse lighting products and solutions. Established in 1906, the company, a subsidiary of ams AG, adopted its current name in November 2012, having previously been known as Kyros A AG. Its operations are organized into three primary divisions: Opto Semiconductors, Automotive, and Digital. Within its Opto Semiconductors segment, OSRAM manufactures light-emitting diodes (LEDs) employed across general illumination, automotive, consumer, and industrial sectors. This division also produces infrared, laser, and optical sensors essential for various applications, including automotive systems, smartphones, wearable devices, general and industrial lighting, projection technologies, and even plant cultivation. Beyond semiconductor components, OSRAM develops and supplies a wide array of lighting technologies. These offerings include specialized lamps and lighting systems for stages, cinemas, and studios, as well as innovative LED-based systems designed for plant cultivation. The company also delivers robust lighting solutions for industrial and medical applications, such as high-intensity UV lamps and LED illumination for textiles. Additionally, it provides advanced automotive systems utilizing LED and laser technology, alongside other bespoke customer solutions. OSRAM further designs, produces, and commercializes LED light engines, comprehensive light management systems, electronic ballasts, LED drivers, and LED modules. Its portfolio also encompasses architectural lighting for both interior and exterior spaces, and professional indoor lighting solutions. The company's extensive range of products is sold under various well-known brands, including OSRAM, Vixar, SYLVANIA, Traxon, e:cue, Digital Lumens, Fluence, Clay Paky, ADB Stagelight, OSRAM CONTINENTAL, LED Engin, and b,a,g.
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Headquartered in Munich, Germany, OSRAM Licht AG operates globally as a provider of diverse lighting products and solutions. Established in 1906, the company, a subsidiary of ams AG, adopted its current name in November 2012, having previously been known as Kyros A AG. Its operations are organized into three primary divisions: Opto Semiconductors, Automotive, and Digital. Within its Opto Semiconductors segment, OSRAM manufactures light-emitting diodes (LEDs) employed across general illumination, automotive, consumer, and industrial sectors. This division also produces infrared, laser, and optical sensors essential for various applications, including automotive systems, smartphones, wearable devices, general and industrial lighting, projection technologies, and even plant cultivation. Beyond semiconductor components, OSRAM develops and supplies a wide array of lighting technologies. These offerings include specialized lamps and lighting systems for stages, cinemas, and studios, as well as innovative LED-based systems designed for plant cultivation. The company also delivers robust lighting solutions for industrial and medical applications, such as high-intensity UV lamps and LED illumination for textiles. Additionally, it provides advanced automotive systems utilizing LED and laser technology, alongside other bespoke customer solutions. OSRAM further designs, produces, and commercializes LED light engines, comprehensive light management systems, electronic ballasts, LED drivers, and LED modules. Its portfolio also encompasses architectural lighting for both interior and exterior spaces, and professional indoor lighting solutions. The company's extensive range of products is sold under various well-known brands, including OSRAM, Vixar, SYLVANIA, Traxon, e:cue, Digital Lumens, Fluence, Clay Paky, ADB Stagelight, OSRAM CONTINENTAL, LED Engin, and b,a,g.