Our eyes do more than just see—they also set our biological clock. Most modern office lighting is too weak and static, draining energy and focus.

• Standard office lighting gives only 50–150 lux at eye level, while we need 250–500+ to stay alert.
  
• Biologically active light (blue/green spectrum) regulates energy, focus, and melatonin.
  
• OPAL delivers up to ~250 melanopic lux (M-EDI) directly at eye height, with a natural full spectrum.
  
• The right light isn’t a luxury—it’s brain fuel that shapes your energy throughout the day.

A strong circadian rhythm is like a cheat code for energy and sleep. Instead of forcing it, you can work with your biology.

• Morning: bright light within 60 minutes after waking = “daytime” signal.
  
• Evening: dim, warm light = “nighttime” signal, helping melatonin rise on time.
  
• Meals: keep eating in an 8–11 hour window, finishing dinner early.
  
• Work blocks: use bright, eye-level light for focus; step outside 1–2× before lunch.
  
• Result: predictable energy during the day and natural sleep pressure at night.

Nature helps us recover, focus, and relax. OPAL translates those principles into indoor light that feels natural.

• Biophilic design (light, forms, materials) lowers stress and restores focus.
  
• Research shows: patients with a view of nature recover faster, feel less stress, and perform better cognitively.
  
• Attention Restoration Theory (ART):
  Directed attention (effortful focus) drains quickly.
  Involuntary attention (natural fascination, like leaves or water) restores our brain.
  
• OPAL brings nature back indoors through dynamic light effects. Next to the daylight-like light by day and warm, soothing tones at night.

Coming soon, stay tuned for research into our eyes!