中国照明出口在2026年上半年反弹，LED填充灯引领增长

根据中国海关总署的最新数据，2026年1月至6月，中国灯具、照明灯具及其零件的总出口额约为540亿元人民币，同比增长约12%，显示出在经历了数年的波动之后的稳步复苏。在所有类别中，LED填充灯表现特别出色，出口增长达到18%，显著高于行业平均水平，成为照明出口领域中增长最强劲的 segment之一。

在补光灯类别中，植物生长灯表现最为突出，出口增长超过25%，主要出口到荷兰、美国和德国——这些国家的设施农业高度发达。随着垂直农业和温室 cultivation在全球的扩展，对植物照明解决方案的需求不断增加。利用其完整的LED产业链和日益强大的光谱定制能力，中国正在加速捕捉这一高价值市场。同时，直播补光灯的出口也保持了强劲的增长势头，增长约20%。除了传统的欧洲和美国市场，东南亚和中东等新兴市场正成为新的增长点。反映了中国LED补光灯产品的日益增强的全球竞争力。

从产品结构的角度来看，出口增长主要集中在智能、全彩和便携式产品上，这表明国际对高品质照明设备的需求正在向升级趋势发展。随着“一带一路”国家数字经济和直播电商的快速发展，以及全球向精准农业的转变，预计中国LED补光灯的出口将在下半年保持健康的增长势头，为年度照明贸易注入持续的活力。

UY Technology N10 Neck Firming Beauty Light | In the subtle play of light and shadow, discover your elegance within

Beyond the lens, we are always chasing a more perfect version of ourselves. But when facial makeup is flawlessly exquisite, the faint lines and dullness on the neck often betray a sense of weariness beneath all that careful grooming—especially in close-up moments. This time, UY Technology distills professional optical solutions into the palm-sized N10 neck firming beauty light.

It is not merely about “illuminating.” Rather, it redefines neck aesthetics through scientific light design—wide-angle soft-light technology precisely covers the neck and shoulder area, casting light as evenly as morning mist. It effectively softens shadows and fine lines, allowing the neck tone to seamlessly blend with facial makeup. Whether under the intense lights of a live-streaming studio or during a lazy afternoon selfie by the window, the adjustable color temperature system lets you capture a “swan neck” glow in every frame with the N10.

Lightweight and portable, the N10 offers more than convenience. Every detail of craftsmanship upholds UY Technology’s rigorous quality standards. Because true refinement never fails to shine in every close-up.

The UY Technology N10 neck light—for those who care about every inch of their radiance.

LUXCEO Launches T10 All-Metal LED Pattern Light

In early May, LUXCEO introduced the T10 all-metal LED pattern light, positioning it as a portable creative lighting tool designed for short video production, product photography, and live streaming. The T10 is available in a four-color temperature version (red/white/blue/warm light adjustable).

 

The product features an all-metal unibody construction, offering solid build quality, efficient heat dissipation, and excellent durability. It comes with 20 built-in gobo patterns (grilles, window frames, etc.), allowing creative light projection without additional accessories. The color rendering index reaches CRI Ra≥95 and TLCI≥98, ensuring accurate color and skin tone reproduction. The lens supports stepless zoom adjustment for smooth transition from spot to flood light. A built-in 28Wh battery provides approximately 3 hours of runtime and supports USB-C charging, meeting wireless shooting needs in various scenarios.

 

Combining professional light quality with portability in a compact body, the T10 delivers a cost-effective portable lighting tool for mobile creators.

The Path of AI Transformation in the LED Industry: From Strategic Planning to the Future of the Intelligent Light Ecosystem.

AI technology is revolutionizing the LED industry at an unprecedented pace and depth, transforming LED products from simple light-emitting devices into intelligent light nodes capable of perceiving their environment, understanding needs, and making autonomous decisions.

 

 

How Enterprises Can Embrace AI Transformation:

For LED companies, AI transformation is no longer an option but a critical imperative for future survival and development. A successful transformation typically involves stages of technological accumulation, scenario validation, scaling expansion, and ecosystem leadership. Companies like Youyang Technology, along with many industry leaders, have elevated “LED + AI” to the core of their corporate strategies.

 

The Future of Light: Smarter and More Integrated
The integration of AI and LED lighting holds promising potential, with several trends worth watching:

Deeper Technological Integration: AI chips, sensor technology, big data analytics, and machine learning algorithms will continue to optimize, enhancing the intelligence and responsiveness of lighting devices while enabling more accurate environmental perception and user demand prediction.

 

 

Broader Cross-Industry Ecosystems: LED lighting systems will become more deeply integrated into broader ecosystems such as smart cities, smart homes, and the metaverse, serving as key connectors between the digital and physical worlds.

More Innovative Business Models: Subscription-based services like LaaS (Lighting as a Service), where users purchase lighting environments on demand, are likely to become more widespread.

Cutting-Edge Explorations: Advanced concepts such as light communication (Li-Fi), emotion-sensing light fields, and negative carbon lighting may gradually become realities.

Shooting at night is all about being prepared and experimenting with your camera’s various settings. Here are some things to consider in order to make the most of your night photography:

1. Scout your location.

Given that you will be working in the dark, scout your location to plan your images before shooting. Make note of any possible challenges or obstacles. Is the site lit with artificial light? Do the lights change colors? What angle looks best? How can you best maximize the light you have?

2. Prepare for long periods outside.

When shooting at night, prepare to be outside for long periods of time. It takes time and effort to get great night photography shots, from setting up the tripod and camera to adjusting the camera settings for proper exposure time

3. Bring a flashlight.

Even with ambient urban light, it still might be difficult to see your camera’s manual controls or see the screws for your tripod. A small flashlight is a useful light source as you make your way through the night. You might even be able to use it to light part of your image.

4. Shoot in manual mode.

The shooting manual gives you total control over your camera’s settings. Since nighttime photography requires you to work slowly and methodically, take the time to get your settings right.

5. Keep your camera’s ISO as low as possible.

You might think that working with low light would require a high ISO setting, but that could be a mistake. The higher your ISO, the more grain becomes an issue, so you’ll want to go as low as possible. Take a couple of test shots at various ISO settings.

6. Use a tripod for long exposures.

Nighttime photography usually requires long shutter speeds of 10 seconds or more so you can soak as much light up from your environment as possible. How do you keep your shot focused for 10 or more seconds? For that, you’re going to need a sturdy tripod.

7. Make sure you’re shooting RAW.

The downgrade in quality that JPEG introduces can kill your nighttime shots, so stick with RAW. You’ll be thankful to be working with unprocessed images if you want to play around with your colors in post-processing.