Photo-negative ion lighting is already used in high-speed rail stations, airports, hotels, schools, hospitals, exhibition halls, offices, and homes. Over 60 primary and secondary schools in China have upgraded classrooms with this healthy lighting, giving students brighter, more comfortable spaces.
For traditional lighting firms, adopting this technology enables product upgrades that meet rising demand for wellness and comfort, while unlocking new markets and strengthening competitiveness. Investors view companies mastering photo-negative ion solutions as higher-growth, making them more attractive in the capital market.
With the sector facing saturation, technical limits, and pressure from emerging smart-lighting players, photo-negative ion innovation offers a clear path to renewed growth and stock-price recovery.