Seaborough is an LED technology company that develops, commercializes and licenses innovative lighting solutions. We are active in three areas: Electronics, Life Science and Materials.
Our Electronics program focuses on increasing the adoption of LED lighting. We have developed OneTLed, an LED solution for replacing mercury containing fluorescent tubes (T8), that works on 99% of all ballasts and fixtures.
A brand new technology in our Electronics program is Ultima. Ultima is a patented, disruptive technology that substantially accelerates the positive impact of LED retrofit tubes on business performance and the climate.
We also focus on Healthy light for medical and preventive health purposes in our Life Science program. Our most recent innovation here is SunLED. With SunLED we are able to bring the healthy aspects of sunlight inside, causing a major positive impact on the health and well-being of people spending most of their lives indoors (i.e., most of us)!
In our Materials program we do research and develop more efficient phosphors for LED applications. We are a commercial player in the LED market with a strong R&D department, collaborating with various universities and also publishing scientific reports. We invent, develop and commercialize ground-breaking innovations for the lighting industry. Seaborough runs a number of long-term research and development LED-related projects in collaboration with world-leading companies and research institutes. We want to make the best products that are also good for the environment. Seaborough is founded in 2013 and headquartered in Amsterdam.
The Electronics program runs various long-term R&D projects on increasing adoption of LED lighting, in collaboration with world leading companies. Flagship solutions are OneTLed and the brand new Ultima technology.
The Life Science team invents technologies to improve people’s well-being and health with light. Our most recent activities are in the field of photobiomodulation.
Our team brings fundamental materials science to the market. The new color-converting materials we developed increase light output and light quality of white LEDs while reducing production costs and environmental impact.
