Abstract
There are two trends in modern lighting: the first one is lighting intelligence and adaptability, and the other is an orientation on the biological effects of light on the human body. This article analyzes the possibilities for further development of adaptive lighting systems from human biomonitoring data integration point of view. A review of wearable medical devices, which in the future could work as sensors of an adaptive lighting system, is presented.
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