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Posted: November 20, 2015
Galaxy Glass & Stone partners with Traxon Technologies to introduce MediaGlas
Boston, MA Introduced in the Spring of 2015, MediaGlas is a highly customizable line of Architectural Glass products designed specifically for use with Traxon & e:cue LED lighting and controls. Exclusively available through Galaxy Glass & Stone, MediaGlas is for use in a wide variety of backlighted LED applications, such as medium resolution image displays and precisely color-
controlled light emitting surfaces. MediaGlas is comprised of light-modifying elements that diffuse, disperse and reflect, while offering both aesthetic and functional purposes. The combination of light and glass creates infinite appearances and forms, as well as enables the communication of information with text and graphic imagery in architectural applications. Intelligently controlled by an e:cue Butler and Action Pad, MediaGlas offers endless variations in color, intensity, directionality, and timing.
Galaxy Glass & Stone is one of the world’s leading custom manufacturers of premium Architectural Decorative Glass for commercial and residential interior applications. Founded in 1977 by Eugene M. Negrin, Galaxy is recognized by the international A & D community as a premier custom glass fabrication facility whose superior products and installations are consistently on the leading edge of design sophistication and innovation. Galaxy’s products are manufactured exclusively in the USA and found in the most prominent projects worldwide.
Traxon Technologies, an OSRAM business, together with its control brand, e:cue, is a global leader in solid state lighting and control systems providing complete, sustainable and intelligent lighting solutions. Working with our extensive partner network, Traxon & e:cue transform creative visions into unforgettable lighting experiences, elevating architectural, entertainment, hospitality, and retail environments around the world. Traxon & e:cue’s innovative, integrated control, software, product and project portfolios have won many awards and accolades for their pioneering technologies and dynamic solutions, including LFI Innovation, iF Design, Red Dot Design, DDC, POPAI, and MELDA.
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