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Nanoleaf bets its future on robots, red light therapy, and AI

Smart lighting company Nanoleaf is pivoting to wellness, robotics, and AI, with new products like red light therapy devices and embodied AI companions, while still keeping its core lighting business.

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Nanoleaf bets its future on robots, red light therapy, and AI
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  • Nanoleaf shifts focus from smart lighting to wellness, robotics, and AI.
  • CEO Gimmy Chu says the smart home is 'boring' and the brand needs to evolve.
  • New products include red light therapy gear and AI-powered companions like a toy, desk buddy, and robotic controller.
  • Despite the pivot, smart lighting remains 80-90% of the business, with continued innovation.

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