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Market map

Designed around real sites.

Luna begins with two primary mobile markets—events and construction—and one complementary fixed-site market for large connected outdoor spaces. This page describes prospective users and decision paths; it is not a sales offer.

Market discoveryNo product, price, rental package, delivery date, or territory is open for purchase.

Who we are learning from

Three markets. Different decisions.

The person who notices Luna is rarely the only person who can approve it. Site control, safety, electrical responsibility, operating competence, insurance, and authority requirements shape every credible customer path.

01

Primary mobile market

Events

Event producers, venues, technical-service companies, temporary-lighting specialists, and rental partners that need to evaluate a distinctive lighting system inside a controlled event plan.

Decision group
Production, technical direction, venue safety, and the person responsible for the site.
02

Primary mobile market

Construction

Construction companies, site managers, temporary-plant suppliers, lighting-rental operators, and safety teams interested in assessing elevated diffuse lighting for a defined work area.

Decision group
Site management, employer or contractor, safety coordination, electrical responsibility, and site owner where applicable.
03

Complementary fixed-site market

Connected outdoor spaces

Operators of large private gardens, hospitality properties, rural sites, campuses, and other controlled estates that can integrate one dedicated installation with local lighting and home automation.

Decision group
Property operator, technical manager, electrical installer, automation integrator, and the authorities required for the specific site.

Responsible adoption path

A use case before a transaction.

The first conversation must identify the site, activity, people, operating window, lighting need, constraints, and accountable decision-makers. A generic expression of interest is not a reservation.

  1. 01

    Use-case brief

    Problem, site, duration, users, current alternative, decision group, and success criteria.

  2. 02

    Feasibility screen

    Technical, regulatory, site, environmental, insurance, and operating stop conditions are checked before planning a demonstration.

  3. 03

    Supervised evidence

    A selected prospective user may observe or handle a demonstrator only inside an approved test protocol, with measured outcomes and no unsupervised operation.

  4. 04

    Commercial decision

    Rental, managed service, sale, maintenance, and installation terms will be chosen only after product evidence, compliance, costs, liability, and operator requirements are known.

Early-fit signals

A controlled problem worth measuring.

  • A defined site and accountable operator
  • A measurable lighting need and current alternative
  • A controllable perimeter with time to complete checks
  • Willingness to document limitations and negative results

Current no-go signals

No shortcut through safety.

  • Immediate public deployment or a guaranteed date
  • Unscreened airspace, crowds, roads, or neighbouring property
  • Operation without a responsible trained person
  • Requests for performance, price, or certification claims that evidence does not yet support

Market conversation

Bring a real use case.

A useful expression of interest describes the problem and decision context without sending confidential site documents by ordinary email. Registration creates no booking, priority, exclusivity, purchase right, or future price.