Applications

Where guidance matters.

In darkness, rain or poor visibility, recognising the road or path ahead can become more difficult. Luxene integrates continuous illuminated guidance lines directly into road and path markings, making their alignment easier to follow without lighting the entire surrounding environment.

From rural roads and cycle paths to highway ramps and industrial sites, Luxene provides targeted orientation lighting where it can make a meaningful difference.

Roads, Cycle paths, Pedestrian paths, Sites & campuses

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Application guide

Potential applications; suitability depends on the location. The scenes are illustrative, not evidence of installation.

Roads

Make curves, road edges and complex road geometry easier to recognise after dark, particularly where conventional lighting is limited.

The challenge

On unlit rural roads, drivers rely primarily on their headlights and reflective road markings to understand the road ahead. In darkness, rain or poor visibility, the road’s direction and edges can become difficult to recognise, particularly where the alignment changes.

How Luxene helps

Luxene integrates a continuous illuminated line into the road-edge marking, helping drivers recognise the road’s alignment without illuminating the entire surrounding landscape.

  • Unlit roads
  • Curves
  • Junctions & intersections
  • Highway entries & exits
Vaarlesedreef — Demonstration location · Luxene →Hoeflake — Pilot →See how Luxene works →

Cycle paths

Help cyclists recognise the route ahead with continuous path-level guidance, while limiting unnecessary illumination of the surrounding landscape.

The challenge

Many cycle paths connecting villages and rural communities have little or no street lighting. Cyclists rely on their bicycle lights to identify the path ahead, while municipalities may wish to avoid conventional lighting because of energy use, infrastructure costs or environmental impact.

How Luxene helps

A continuous illuminated line along the cycle path provides a recognisable reference for the route ahead, without requiring lighting poles along the entire path. It offers a targeted approach to orientation while limiting illumination of the surrounding landscape.

  • Unlit rural paths
  • Curves
  • Forest areas
  • High-speed cycle routes
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Pedestrian paths

Make selected walking routes easier to follow across parks, residential developments and campuses, complementing existing pedestrian lighting.

The challenge

Parks often contain winding paths, intersections and sections with limited lighting. Visitors may find it difficult to recognise the intended route, while park managers may want to preserve the atmosphere of the park and limit unnecessary illumination.

How Luxene helps

A continuous illuminated line can define selected paved walking routes, helping visitors follow the path through curves and junctions without broadly illuminating the surrounding green space.

  • Walkways
  • Parks & trails
Walkways →Parks & trails →
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Sites & campuses

Help drivers and pedestrians recognise designated routes across industrial sites, logistics facilities and larger campuses.

The challenge

Business parks often combine multiple buildings, entrances, parking facilities and internal roads. Visitors, employees and delivery vehicles may need to navigate unfamiliar routes, particularly during early mornings and evenings.

How Luxene helps

Continuous illuminated guidance can help define selected access roads, entrance routes and pedestrian connections. Integrated at surface level, Luxene can provide an additional visual reference while complementing existing lighting and wayfinding.

  • Ports
  • Airports
  • Business parks
  • Distribution centres
GIFAS — Demonstration location · GIFAS →See how Luxene works →

Consider Luxene when…

  • Clear orientation is needed without illuminating the entire environment.
  • Conventional lighting infrastructure is undesirable or difficult to install.
  • Light spill into the surrounding environment should be limited.
  • A specific road or path section would benefit from additional visual guidance.
  • Dynamic or individually controlled guidance could add value.
  • Severe weather conditions, such as rain or snow, leave road users with no or limited orientation.

Could Luxene work at your location?

Tell us about the road, path or site you would like to improve. We’ll explore the application, installation requirements and whether Luxene is a suitable solution.

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