Full-spectrum Lighting for Tech Screens: Pixun Technologies Merges Sunlight With Tech Devices for Health Benefits: Peter Veto, Liliana Lettieri and Todd Bouman

What if your tech devices can become healthy? Looking at screens is a large part of modern life, but may have negative physiological impact of light on the human body. Julie Conway from Illuminata Glass sits down with Pixun founder Peter Veto from Hungary and his partners from Southern California to bring healthy lighting into the world of computer technology. ABOUT PIXUN TECHNOLOGIES: Pixun's founders both suffered negative health effects stemming from overexposure to artificial lights and computer displays. Spurred on by light sensitivity, Founder Peter Veto, had a spark of inspiration to bring full spectrum sunlight into his desk computer. Many industries require workers to spend hours in front of computer screens. Researchers, video editors, architects, designers, students, and workers in many other fields are spending most waking hours ingesting blue-lit emitting from the screen. Not to mention content creation or streaming videos or social media. With a passionate drive to solve this problem, they are developing solutions for a healthier, nature-based tech revolution. Pixun's vision is to redefine computer displays by bringing full-spectrum natural light into all your digital images. IN THIS EPISODE Julie and Peter discuss light sensitivity and how to navigate working in the modern world. Liliana's history of biological studies on species that emit light codes for preservation as well as evolution of the species. Her knowledge from studying animals in Nature, proves that all plants and animals alight with natural light cycles for survival. Aligning with circadian health helped her heal from health issues. Todd Bouman brings his expertise from the Tech Startup world, merging the use of sunlight in tech devices. This revolutionary product brings an awareness and a connection to the natural environment in an industry that usually overrides Earth's cycles. YOU'LL HEAR ABOUT How Pixun's solar captive technology can illuminate a computer screen with full-spectrum light. Solar light is beneficial for brain activity, therefore working long hours on screens illuminated with the sun will increase healthy brain function. How industry specific jobs require many hours on screens and the health ailments that may be caused by toxic light in our screens. Wearing blue blocker, and getting outside can help interrupt the long hours on screens. A new perspective of how tech hardware can honor the natural cycles of sunlight for computer screens. This LLR episode highlights the evolutionary invention due to illness, and light sensitivity. How to work smarter and in alignment with Nature's light cycles. A THOUGHT TO CARRY WITH YOU What light sensitivity can do for designing new products in the modern world. JOIN THE LOVE LIGHT RESET COMMUNITY Sign up for the Love Light Reset mailing list to receive podcast updates, resources, and offers on circadian rhythm products. The first 30 subscribers will also receive a complimentary 15-minute personal lighting consultation with Julie. You can use the session to ask about improving the lighting in your home or explore a potential custom lighting project. Sign up at: https://lovelightreset.com/ EPISODE RESOURCES About Pixun FAQ https://www.pixun.co/about Pixun article Business Insider: https://markets.businessinsider.com/news/stocks/pixun-technologies-introduces-a-new-paradigm-in-display-technology-integrating-natural-daylight-into-digital-environments-1036141765 Linkedin Peter Veto: https://www.linkedin.com/in/pveto/ Linkedin Liliana Lettieri: https://www.linkedin.com/in/liliana-lettieri-phd Linkedin Todd Bouman: https://www.linkedin.com/in/toddbouman/ Stay Connected with Love Light Reset ☀️ Explore more from Love Light Reset 🌐 Visit LoveLightReset.com Watch Love Light Reset on YouTube ▶️ Watch on YouTube If this conversation resonated with you, follow the podcast and share this episode with a friend. We'd love to hear what stood out to you.